Brussels Targets TikTok Bots, Boosts Support for Artists NOW

UPDATE: Brussels has taken decisive action against TikTok bots and foreign interference while pledging increased financial support for European artists. This urgent development comes as the latest episode of “Brussels, my love?” podcast dives deep into the ongoing struggles of EU migration policy and the concept of solidarity among member states.

In a rapidly evolving political landscape, the podcast features insights from Helena Hahn of the European Policy Centre, who has extensively covered migration issues, and Garvan Walsh, founder of Unhacking Democracy. They discuss the critical questions facing EU nations, including whether they will ever fully trust each other regarding shared responsibilities.

The episode, released earlier today, explores the pressing need for a robust EU democracy shield to strengthen the rule of law. With migration policy at a standstill and solidarity seemingly elusive, the conversation is more relevant than ever. Stefan Grobe, a correspondent for Euronews, adds context to this pivotal discussion.

Listeners can catch the latest episode of “Brussels, my love?” on any major podcast platform or on Euronews‘ YouTube channel. The urgency of these discussions comes at a time when European artists are in dire need of support, with the EU committing to increased funding to help them thrive amid challenges posed by digital platforms.

The podcast encourages audience interaction, inviting listeners to share their thoughts via email at [email protected]. As tensions rise and the political landscape shifts, the need for a collective approach to migration and support for the arts has never been more crucial.

This episode is a must-listen for anyone wanting to stay informed about the latest developments in EU politics. Join the conversation and find out how these urgent issues will unfold in the coming days.