Four EU Countries Propose Steps to Counter Russia’s Propaganda
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The U.K., Denmark, Lithuania and Estonia are urging the European Union to jointly confront Russian propaganda.
The four countries will ask the 28-nation bloc to set up a “permanent platform” to work with NATO in “strategic communications’ and boost local Russian-language media and tightening regulatory oversight, according to a letter their foreign ministers sent to EU foreign-policy chief Federica Mogherini on Jan. 8. The topic is due to be discussed at a meeting in Brussels Jan. 19.