Disinformation

In Istanbul, the weekend brought another jarring reminder of how quickly the space for independent journalism is shrinking. Four journalists,…

Latvia just held a parliamentary election that, by the standards of a country used to geopolitical storms, was almost boring.…

As Brazilians prepare to return to the polls on 25 October, the atmosphere is electric and uneasy. The first round…

Taipei is gearing up for an election season that should be a celebration of local democracy, yet there is an…

It begins with an image that feels almost cinematic: a group of Ukrainian servicewomen, members of a mobile air-defense unit…

Let’s be honest: most of us in the UK don’t think twice about what it means to live in a…

In the final stretch of one of the most closely watched Senate races in the country, Texas Democrat James Talarico…

It began as a simple headline, but behind those words—Pennsylvania’s top election official committed to battling disinformation—there is a human…

For twelve days, a carefully orchestrated wave of digital misinformation rolled across the Texas political landscape, aiming to tilt the…

We live in a world that feels smaller and louder than ever before, where borders no longer contain ideas and…

On a humid Tuesday morning in South Sudan’s capital, Juba, a group of men and women filed into a conference…

The air in the parliamentary committee room was thick with the kind of gravity usually reserved for declarations of war…