Shortly before the COP30, right-wing political actors in Brazil are organizing two counter-conferences. Experts expect an extensive disinformation campaign. And this has already begun.
By Alexandra Endres
The authors describe "Pravda" as a network of over 190 websites that spread Russian propaganda in various languages, with a focus on Moldova and the Baltic states.
By Frank Stier
Radio Free Asia has been forced to reduce its programs after the US drastically cut funding. Broadcasts in Mandarin, Tibetan, and Laotian have been discontinued, and broadcasting times have also been drastically reduced.
By Ning Wang
A US district court judge has halted the closure of Radio Free Europe for the time being, which is likely to be postponed until September. At the same time, a dozen EU states are supporting an initiative to explore the possibility of European funding.
By Stephan Israel
The EU Commission presented a new crisis preparedness strategy on Wednesday. It proposes 30 measures to ensure that member states are better prepared for complex threats ranging from cyber attacks and disinformation campaigns to natural disasters.
By Stephan Israel
Whether someone believes misinformation and is therefore against wind power does not depend on knowledge, but on one's worldview. This is the conclusion of a new study.
By Alexandra Endres
Sweden established a state agency two years ago to combat disinformation and "psychological warfare." China and Russia in particular have intensified their propaganda activities abroad. Fortunately, it is not always well coordinated, as Frederick Fooy from the Psychological Defense Agency (PDA) explains.
By Fabian Peltsch
Pawel Durow, CEO and founder of messaging service Telegram, is suspected of being complicit in drug trafficking and fraud by failing to intervene in the messaging service and failing to cooperate with law enforcement.
By Redaktion Table
The Green politician envisages a more Europeanized profile for the Franco-German television channel Arte. She also warns of a wave of disinformation ahead of the European elections.
By Till Hoppe
A Polish-German energy transition forum utilized a government representative from Warsaw to call for stricter sanctions against Moscow. The German Ministry of Economic Affairs sees opportunities for cooperation with Poland in hydrogen and offshore wind power.
By Manuel Berkel
