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Reporting on Migration & Refugees training workshop for EU journalists

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Every Fourth Bulgarian Sees Fake News Daily

Representative survey commissioned by Konrad-Adenauer-Stiftung: Disinformation Is A Relevant Political Issue In Bulgaria.  Many Bulgarians know what ‘fake news’ is: 72 percent of the respondents...

The Development and Future of PSB in Macedonia: Towards the Construction of a Participatory PSB Model

This paper by Snezana Trpevska and  Igor Micevski discusses the challenges PSB in Macedonia is currently faced with, and explores perspectives for overcoming the...

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