Disinformation

“They have never made a secret of their admiration for the democracy despiser in the Kremlin,” von der Leyen said.

Moscow’s “objectives are clear,” said Belgian Prime Minister Alexander De Croo.

A POLITICO review of the 50 videos on Voice of Europe’s YouTube channel revealed 16 MEPs had engaged with the outlet.

The voluntary EU code of conduct includes a promise to not produce, use or disseminate “any form of deceptive content.”

Nikolai Denkov said his government pushed Russia out, but failed to secure stability.

France accuses Russia of manipulating the readout of the call.

AfD lawmaker under pressure to say whether he received payment from pro-Russian network.

If EU lawmakers or candidate have taken money from Russia, “They must be exposed,” says Renew chief.

Pro-Kremlin website spread propaganda and “paid” European politicians, top European officials said.

“Sometimes the Ukrainian government may resist the kind of freedom of information that’s normal for us,” said the State Department’s James Rubin.

In the wake of a devastating Islamist terror attack in Moscow, the dark arts of spreading disinformation are again in focus as Russia’s President Vladmir Putin pins …

Social media giants will have to tool up to stop deepfakes and disinformation from going viral.

Britain rolls out sanctions and summons Chinese ambassador as it points finger at ‘Chinese state-affiliated actors.’

Politicians would love to have a silver bullet to tackle synthetic media. There isn’t one.

PM is suing over lewd videos that used her face superimposed onto someone else’s body.

Power Play podcast hears how an ex-U.S. president has been guiding a British premier-in-waiting.

London risks getting caught up in Washington’s burgeoning battle with China over the app.

Gen Z influencers inspire right-wing leaders like France’s Jordan Bardella ahead of June’s EU election.

Paul Van Tigchelt says Qatargate isn’t the only threat his country’s security services face.