Disinformation

The defense alliance has seen “several examples of sabotage, of arson attempts, of cyberattacks, of disinformation,” the NATO chief said.

The lawmakers were mostly Democrats, and the campaign involved pro-Israeli military posts on their accounts over the past year.

The Kremlin has been accused of stepping up a hybrid destabilization campaign targeting France and the Olympics.

Days before the European election, disinformation campaigns still abound on the Meta-owned platform.

A Hungarian-backed think tank is preaching the ‘perils of net zero’ in Brussels as it seeks to mint climate iconoclasts.

The partnership will function as an umbrella arrangement for all interactions between Moldova and EU, according to Chișinău’s foreign ministry.

Brussels suspects tech giant violated content moderation law.

Ursula von der Leyen made a promise this week: if she secures another term as president of the European Commission, she will prioritize beefing up the EU’s …

State of emergency has been declared in the Pacific Ocean archipelago after four people were killed in the worsening violence.

Brussels targets social media giant over so-called rabbit holes.

Commission president says Europe is insufficiently prepared to deal with meddling from foes like Russia. 

Journalists warn new populist prime minister is trying to sideline those in the media he disagrees with.

Hackers from countries including Russia and China have repeatedly breached systems around the EU and beyond in 2024.

Alleged pro-Russian influence operation was seen as an attempt to interfere in the June EU election.

Platform claims to have more than 800 million monthly active users globally.

The AfD’s hardcore supporters are sticking with the party, despite allegations of dodgy links to Russia and China.

Hundreds of millions of Europeans will cast their ballots on June 6-9 amid a surge of online disinformation.