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RECLAIM’s Policy Recommendations: Strengthening the public sphere

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The spread of lies, mis/disinformation, and conspiracy theories through social and legacy media is causing the fragmentation of the public sphere into echo chambers and filter...

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RECLAIM’s Policy Recommendations: Defending EU democracy

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As the spread of fake news and the rise of post-truth politics continue to threaten the public sphere and democratic deliberation, how can we defend European democracy? Exp...

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Journalistic Style and the Credibility of Misinformation

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This infographic is based on the RECLAIM Discussion Paper “News credibility in the age of misinformation”, written by Martin Moland, Jacopo Custodi, Hans-Jörg Trenz and Asimin...

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Reimagining the International: Disinformation and Power Landscapes During COVID-19

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This infographic is based on the RECLAIM Discussion Paper “Reimagining the International as a Challenge to Liberal Democracy”, written by Ondřej Ditrych, Jakub Ebe...

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How do journalists respond to disinformation?

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This infographic is based on the RECLAIM report “Journalists’ responses: Case studies comparative report“, written by Jacopo Custodi, Hans-Joerg Trenz, and M...

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Can we win against post-truth?

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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...

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Who decides how stories are told?

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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...

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Should the EU be tougher on disinformation?

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Why have the COVID-19 pandemic and Russia’s invasion of Ukraine been such pivotal moments for Europe? These events not only brought global disruption, but they also caus...

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What causes political polarisation?

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Political polarisation is driven by feelings over facts. This is usually the main narrative. But what if this was not the whole story? What if polarisation was caused by more ...

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Is technology a threat to democracy?

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The rise of large-language models (LLMs) has been a pivotal moment in human history. But what are the implications of these technologies for liberal democracies? And how will ...

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How can we defend democracy in the post-truth era?

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What is the EU’s vision of democracy in the era of post-truth politics? How is it fighting against the dangers of disinformation and political polarisation? And how can it bal...

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What do people want from the news?

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How can journalists minimise the challenges they face in the post-truth era? Do we need to rethink how journalism functions? This TEPSA Animated Explainer, created in coll...

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What can the EU do about online disinformation?

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What can the EU do about online disinformation? How can it regulate Big Tech platforms? And how can it reclaim the digital space for the public good? This TEPSA Animated E...

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How has the public sphere changed in the age of post-truth politics?

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How has the public sphere changed in the age of post-truth? What makes a society a functioning democracy? And how do online echo chambers impact democratic deliberation? T...

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