Protecting Truth in the Digital Age
We monitor, analyze, and combat disinformation to preserve the integrity of public discourse.
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As the 2026 election cycle approaches, the digital landscape is becoming increasingly difficult to navigate. For Gen Z, who primarily consume news through social media, the rise of generative AI introduces a sophisticated layer of deception. With the ability to clone voices, faces, and mannerisms in mere seconds, bad actors…
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The tragic execution of twenty-year-old Malian TikToker Mariam Cissé by JNIM militants in November 2025 serves as a chilling reminder of the life-and-death stakes in Mali’s fractured information landscape. Cissé was targeted simply for sharing pro-army content, a move that highlighted how digital influence has become a central battleground in a conflict that has dragged on since 2012. Mali’s recent history—marked by successive coups, the expulsion of French and UN forces, and the arrival of Russian mercenaries—has created a power vacuum where the truth is often the first casualty. As the military junta grapples with mounting insurgent offensives and the…
Climate disinformation in Europe has evolved from a collection of fringe opinions into a sophisticated, industrial-scale operation that threatens the continent’s stability. By partnering with organizations like QuotaClimat, we can see that this isn’t just about a few contrarian voices; it is a calculated effort to distort reality. Across the European Union, climate change has become the primary target for disinformation campaigns, as noted by the European Digital Media Observatory (EDMO). The evidence shows that these campaigns are not organic but are instead amplified by design to interfere with public perception, policy decisions, and the collective ability to address the…
