A selection of our work and experts featured in print, television, radio, and online.
Nad’a Kovalčíková on NATO’s Approach Toward China with Women in International Security
Fellow and Program Manager Nad’a Kovalčíková was interviewed on Women in International Security's new podcast, "WIIS Brussels Voices," about NATO's approach toward China. Nad’a Kovalčíková and RAND's Gabrielle Tarini discussed their new policy pap [...]
Ariane Tabatabai on How Israel’s Annexation of the West Bank Would be a Gift to Iran in Foreign Policy
Beleaguered by regional tensions, the coronavirus pandemic, and economic woes, Tehran could use anti-Israel sentiment to restore its reputation, ASD Middle East Fellow Ariane Tabatabai and Eurasia Group Analyst Henry Rome argue in Foreign Policy. [...]
Nad’a Kovalčíková on What’s Next for NATO in a Digital Age with Women in International Security
Fellow and Program Manager Nad'a Kovalčíková was interviewed on Women in International Security's new podcast on the evolution of NATO in the digital age. [...]
Lindsay Gorman on Zoom’s Tiananmen Debacle and Democratic Values in Newsweek
American companies like Zoom need to support our values of openness and freedom of information at home and abroad, Emerging Technologies Fellow Lindsay Gorman argues in Newsweek. Americans are increasingly relying on video conferencing software fo [...]
Bret Schafer Talks Online Threats to U.S. Elections on ‘Press Pool with Julie Mason’
Media and Digital Disinformation Fellow Bret Schafer spoke to Julie Mason about the online threats to the U.S. election, including disinformation, "cheapfakes," and information leaks. [...]
Kristine Berzina Talks NATO and China on Euronews
Kristine Berzina joined Euronews to discuss President Trump's announcement to remove U.S. troops from Germany, the impact this decision will have on NATO, and NATO's posture towards China. [...]
Laura Rosenberger on Chinese Information Operations on ‘The Lawfare Podcast’
On this episode of Lawfare's Arbiters of Truth series on disinformation, Alina Polyakova and Quinta Jurecic spoke with ASD Director Laura Rosenberger about Chinese information operations. When it comes to information operations, most Americans pro [...]
Ariane Tabatabai on Iran’s Push of False Coronavirus, Protest Info in Effort to Lift Sanctions on Newsy
Middle East Fellow Ariane Tabatabai spoke to Newsy about how Iran is using its social media presence to spread messages about the U.S.' handling of the coronavirus pandemic and racial justice protests. For years, Iran has been ramping up its online [...]
Lindsay Gorman on Zoom’s China Episode in ChinaFiles
Emerging Technologies Fellow Lindsay Gorman joined a group of experts to discuss Zoom's recent episode where it blocked accounts at Beijing's request and whether or not it's possible for foreign companies with a presence in China to maintain their s [...]
Laura Rosenberger and Lindsay Gorman on How Democracies Can Win the Information Contest in The Washington Quarterly
Director Laura Rosenberger and Emerging Technologies Fellow Lindsay Gorman address how democracies can engage in the information contest without playing autocrats' game—the values and principles to guide a democratic approach, the steps to compete, [...]
David Levine Talks U.S. Election Security on ‘Press Pool with Julie Mason’
Elections Integrity Fellow David Levine was interviewed on SiriusXM's "Press Pool with Julie Mason" about U.S. election security. He discussed the potential for foreign interference, disinformation, and voting changes during the coronavirus pandemic [...]
Kristine Berzina, Lindsay Gorman, & Nad’a Kovalcikova on TikTok’s Membership in the EU’s Code of Practice on Disinformation in EUobserver
In an op-ed for EUobserver, Senior Fellow Kristine Berzina, Emerging Technologies Fellow Lindsay Gorman, and Fellow and Program Manager Nad'a Kovalcikova argue that TikTok's membership in the EU's Code of Practice on Disinformation risks prematurely [...]