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By: Sylvia Kritzinger, Katharina Pfaff
With the election to the European Parliament citizens’ attitudes towards both the EP elections and the European integration are back in the focus of political and societal stakeholders. Questions like their interest in the election to the European Parliament, their likelihood to vote, their stance on European unification, and policy measures they consider important for the future of the EU are in the centre of interest. In this context, the authors of this Policy Brief analysed the Austrian citizens’ attitudes towards the EP elections and their views on the future of the EU in light of the upcoming EP election. They provide valuable insights for political and societal stakeholders ahead of the election and offer policy recommendations.
With the election to the European Parliament citizens’ attitudes towards both the EP elections and the European integration are back in the focus of political and societal stakeholders. Questions like their interest in the election to the European Parliament, their likelihood to vote, their stance on European unification, and policy measures they consider important for the future of the EU are in the centre of interest. In this context, the authors of this Policy Brief analysed the Austrian citizens’ attitudes towards the EP elections and their views on the future of the EU in light of the upcoming EP election. They provide valuable insights for political and societal stakeholders ahead of the election and offer policy recommendations.
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Election times are always accompanied by an increased amount of disinformation from both domestic and foreign actors. In particular, international actors see them as a prime opportunity to sway public opinion and potentially affect election outcomes. This applies to both the elections to the European Parliament as well as the parliamentary elections of individual member states. In this context, the author of this Policy Brief analyses the present threats posed by disinformation and foreign interference within the EU, outlines strategies to address these challenges, and offers policy recommendations for the EU and EU member states.
Election times are always accompanied by an increased amount of disinformation from both domestic and foreign actors. In particular, international actors see them as a prime opportunity to sway public opinion and potentially affect election outcomes. This applies to both the elections to the European Parliament as well as the parliamentary elections of individual member states. In this context, the author of this Policy Brief analyses the present threats posed by disinformation and foreign interference within the EU, outlines strategies to address these challenges, and offers policy recommendations for the EU and EU member states.