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What exactly does the EU advertise?
I dunno. Like, cheese? EU cheese?
Maybe baklava?
It's a big place. I think. I dunno.
Sorry if I misunderstood. I consider the EU to be a government body.
I assume cheese and baklava manufacturers are allowed to advertise wherever they like.
Does this mean the EU is not allowing these cheese and baklava companies to advertise where they want?
The EU is advertising itself and its initiatives, like DiscoverEU and other programs. They want their programs to be seen and used
It's wherE yoU live!
Why though
I would imagine tourism and such
I had the exact same question.
In September 2023, the EU Commission used unlawful micro-targeting on Twitter (X) to promote its heavily criticized chat control regulation.
Finally they quit giving my tax money to a billionaire Nazi to promote laws against my citizen rights.
Their militaries spend a ton on ads