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Maybe clicky the search box on the official EU website? https://eeas.europa.eu/headquarters/headquarters-homepage/search/site/euvsdisinfo_en?search_token=o723U

• jacquesm 7y ago
  Yes, I know. The point is - in case it isn't abundantly clear yet - that that website does not itself follow the EU official format: an europa.eu web address, no address for the office it is run out of, the normal banner at the top, transparency in who runs the office, what its mandate is, what process is being used to place entities on the list, what appeals process there is and so on. It is as shady as it gets within the EU. Note that they totally undermine everything they do by stating "Not official EU position". If this is the best we can do against disinformation we're fucked, besides the fact that it only focuses on Russia whereas China and the United States are also quite active in this respect.