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NATO Engages Film and TV Industry in Consultations, Sparking Propaganda Concerns

The military alliance is holding private meetings with industry professionals to discuss security, drawing criticism from writers over potential influence on creative projects.

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NATO is conducting private consultations with European and US film industry professionals to discuss security, leading to accusations from some writers that the alliance is seeking to influence media content for propaganda purposes.

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