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The ability to distort the visual record is not new. Airbrushed images attempted to alter the historical archives in the early 1900s. Today, digitally manipulated cheapfakes and deepfakes supercharge the […]
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In the wake of the Russian Federation’s 2022 full-scale invasion of Ukraine, and the subsequent Western ban on Russian state media such as RT and Sputnik, journalistic reports have highlighted […]
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Journalists have incorporated social networks into their work as a standard tool, enhancing their ability to produce and disseminate information and making it easier for them to connect more directly […]
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Trijsburg, Ridge, Park, Pejic, and Costello | June 2025 Thematic Areas and Impact This brief is the second in a series of three published as part of the Disinformation in […]
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IntroductionThe rise of digital disinformation as a threat to liberal democracies confronts the role of gender relations in foreign policy in new ways. The acceptance of ‘gendered disinformation’ as a […]
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Disinformation and conspiracy theories have long shaped extremist ideologies, but in South Asia, they are not just pathways to radicalisation; they also serve as ideological tools for extremist groups to […]
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Russia’s ongoing territorial occupation of Ukraine’s eastern and southern regions is accompanied by an informational and cultural occupation aimed at flooding local social media communities with messaging designed to foster […]
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Taiwan has gained global recognition as a country at the forefront of cognitive warfare. Given their expertise in information production and dissemination, journalists respond differently to cognitive warfare compared with […]
