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The possible redefinition of where this line [between censorship and disinformation] is drawn may be even more crucial for the future of the EU than economic issues. The question will be to what extent the [EUs] new code against disinformation fully

The EU has spent 18 months looking into how malicious foreign actors are manipulating public debate. It has plans for how to stop them – but will they work?

Public misperception of climate risks and polarised public support for climate action is delaying urgent adaptation, noted an IPCC report.

Watch our expert panel discussion on how to stop misinformation.

With the war in Ukraine recalibrating practically every policy field, it has become paramount to identify and counter disinformation and foreign malig...

Pakistan’s National Assembly is set to vote on a no-confidence motion against PM Imran Khan on Saturday, who earlier suffered a major political setback as his... 09.04.2022, Sputnik International

A Melbourne-based millionaire was expelled from Australia allegedly over his involvement in Chinese intelligence work, according to recent ...

A national security report released this week made several recommendations for universities to protect themselves and their research from foreign interference and espionage.

A Tory senator says it is time for Canada to tackle the issue of foreign interference in a ‘meaningful way,’ for any effort contrary to that will only lead to the public losing trust in the country’s institutions.

A Tory senator has apologized to a former member of Parliament after accusing him of “lying” to another Conservative senator, about a disinformation campaign that cost his job.