In this episode, we unpack three proposals on democratic responses to disinformation, from social media regulation and algorithmic transparency to strengthening public service media. We also explore calls for a holistic EU-wide strategy on information integrity.

Hosts: Luis Bouza, Universidad Autónoma de Madrid and Álvaro Oleart, Université libre de Bruxelles. …

Today’s episode is a bit special, as it was recorded in the context of the RECLAIM Final Conference, and it was a panel entitled  “Beyond the clickbait: Information flows and EU policy-making” which basically dealt with the EU media ecosystem, the relationship between EU media and EU institutions, the business …

When feelings matter more than evidence and facts, democracy is put under threat. The rise of “alternative facts” in political discourse, the increasing use of AI to fabricate false online content, and the deepening distrust of science and journalism point to a fundamental crisis of the liberal democratic order. In …

What is the most significant impact of post-truth politics on democracy? How has post-truth politics evolved in recent years? What have governments been doing to counter the impacts of post-truth politics? What could liberal democracies do to further counter post-truth politics?

In this TEPSA Explainer in collaboration with the RECLAIM …

We often hear that “history is written by the winners”, but in today’s contested information age, global powers compete to shape the narratives of international events. How do they do it? And what are the dangers posed by the digitalisation of global politics?

This TEPSA Animated Explainer explores the role …