Balkan Media Unite Against Fake News at Trieste Conference
An Albanian minister said EU membership remains the region's goal, according to ANSA.
Balkan media outlets united against fake news at a conference in Trieste, Italy, as part of the ABNA-se assembly, ANSA reported.
An Albanian minister said the region's overarching goal remains European Union membership, according to the report.
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- Balkan media unite in Trieste against fake news — ANSA (Italy)
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