Announcements With foreign information manipulation and interference posing a growing threat to democracies worldwide, how should the EU adapt? ASD Senior Manager for Europe and Fellow Vassilis Ntousas will moderate GMF’s virtual discussion on this [...]
Our Takes Belgian authorities’ recent raid of more than 20 addresses, including Huawei’s Brussels offices, as part of an investigation into alleged bribery of members of the European Parliament could bring more European leaders to recognize Huawei’ [...]
Foreign interference, or what the EU now calls FIMI (foreign information manipulation and interference), has a multifaceted toolkit. In addition to information manipulation, ASD has identified cyber operations, economic coercion, malign finance, and [...]
Our Takes RT Deutsch, Russian state media’s primary German-language outlet, has lost much of its audience due to bans imposed after the invasion of Ukraine. Its content lives on, however, through new, clandestine channels such as podcast recordings [...]
Our Takes US Vice President JD Vance’s speech at the Munich Security Conference strengthened Europe’s perception that the United States has begun meddling in its internal politics, which could “drive a wedge” of a magnitude greater than during prev [...]
Our Takes US foreign adversaries understand that state and local communities are foundational to the strength of American democracy and are increasingly targeting Americans with information manipulation closer to where they live. Research Assistant [...]
Our Takes Regardless of who occupies the White House, Russia and the People’s Republic of China (PRC) still see the United States as the world’s hegemon and have “a vested interest in pushing back” against Washington worldwide, Co-Managing Director [...]
Our Takes The second Trump administration finds a Kremlin that is unlikely to reach a quick deal over Ukraine or cease its malign behavior, even if offered US concessions. Co-Managing Director David Salvo offers five recommendations to guide Washin [...]