Brussels, my love? Why EU governments are banning TikTok for employees

The Euronews Brussels bureau brings you its newest episode of a brand new discuss present that goals to interrupt down European information and politics to make it extra accessible to viewers. 

This week, we’re joined by Tomi Huhtanen, the Govt Director of the Wilfried Martens Centre for European Research, Iverna Mc Gowan, the Secretary Normal of the Centre for Democracy & Expertise and Alberto-Horst Neidhardt, a Senior Coverage Analyst on the European Coverage Centre.

Panelists mentioned the current proposals of the EU Fee to extend returns of rejected asylum requests in Europe after information that just about a million folks utilized for asylum in Europe in 2022. EU nations have been attempting to agree on a migration and asylum pact for a few years with resentment rising in nations like Italy and Greece for having to shoulder the burden because of their geographical location.

The panel additionally mentioned the EU establishments’ determination to ban the social media app Tik Tok from their workers’ work units citing safety considerations. Mc Gowan advised host Méabh Mc Mahon that if she was a journalist, she would resort to pen and paper as a way of communication out of worry of being spied on.

Watch “Brussels, my love?” on Euronews and within the video participant above.