💨 Abstract
The European Union agreed to provide €5.5 million in emergency funds to support Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty after the Trump administration cut grants, accusing the outlet of liberal bias. The EU's move aims to sustain the broadcaster, which operates in 23 countries and 27 languages, providing vital independent journalism. EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas highlighted the broadcaster's historical role in promoting democracy and hoped for long-term funding from EU member states. The U.S.
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