A report shows that despite bans, sanctioned Russian media websites are still accessible in most EU countries.
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The Institute for Strategic Dialogue (ISD) has published a report highlighting the European Union's failure to effectively block sanctioned Russian media sites such as RT and Sputnik, which continue to be accessible in many member states. The study looked at the application of sanctions in Germany, France, Italy, Poland, the Czech Republic and Slovakia, finding that Slovakia has the worst results, with Poland following with over 50 accessible domains. France and Germany implemented the most effective blocking measures.
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ISD avertizează: site-urile mass-media ruse sancționate pot fi accesate în continuare în Uniunea Europeană
Raport ISD: Site-urile mass-media ruse sancționate, încă accesibile în UE
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