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  Major political groups in the European Parliament have launched an unprecedented challenge to the European Commission, demanding radical changes to its €2 trillion budget proposal or threatening to block negotiations on the next seven-year EU financial framework. The extraordinary joint letter, delivered this week, criticizes the Commission’s plan covering the period 2028–2034. Parliament Outlines Seven Key Demands MEPs have set out seven specific amendment requests, with the most controversial focused on the so-called “National and Regional Partnership Plans,” which would concentrate nearly half of EU funds under centralized national control. The letter warns that the proposal risks fragmentation, reduced solidarity, and the funding of 27 disparate national plans. Parliamentarians specifically call for the elimination of a single fund per member state and insist on separating agricultural and cohesion policies, which the Commission had proposed to combine into an €865 billion...

  How institutional trust was conceptualized by Italian citizens  Italy has indeed been known for its complex ecosystem of disinformation and propaganda since the 1990s. The country has faced significant challenges in combating misinformation, which has had a notable impact on public discourse, politics, and the media landscape. Here are some key aspects of Italy's experience with misinformation: Television and Newspapers era: The rise of state and private media powerful business persons also media telecoms in the 1990s brought about a significant transformation in Italian media. The major television networks used them to shape public opinion, often blurring the lines between news and entertainment. This consolidation of media power raised concerns about biased reporting and the spread of propaganda. Political Manipulation: Italian politics has been characterized by the influence of populist and nationalist movements, which have exploited misinformation for their pol...

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