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The Week in 7 Questions with Dimitar Lilkov

12 February 2021

Roland Freudenstein

Dimitar Lilkov

Our colleague Dimitar Lilkov was the surprise guest this week and discussed fake news on social media, Covid-19 vaccines, Europe’s digital sovereignty, China’s digital authoritarianism, and many other key topics.

The Week in 7 Questions with Dimitar Lilkov

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Roland Freudenstein

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