The politicisation of coronavirus highlights the issues associated with combating disinformation.

Disinformation is already altering our political landscape

Advances in deepfake technology have led to the emergence of a new picture of how doctored material will be used in disinformation campaigns

In the Hong Kong protests, China has been very effective in leveraging its soft power to stifle the international effects of negative press.

A review of 'This is Not Propaganda: Adventures in the War Against Reality' by Peter Pomerantsev.

Coronavirus conspiracy theories are multiplying, but following common patterns.

The continued threat of misinformation online demands real solutions.

Memes can be a form of information warfare, and can be used to secure strategic goals.

Right-wing political groups have had a significant impact on international affairs through their online activity.

With local news in decline and more legitimate news behind internet paywalls, readers turn to social media where conspiracy theories are...

If lethal autonomous weapons systems are to be used in war, a moral framework to guide their ethical use is warranted. Despite the limita...

Technology poses some familiar and new problems for think tanks.

The findings of Robert Mueller’s report demonstrate the sophistication of Russia’s information operations. Yet the 2016 US election may h...

Western governments are shedding their inhibitions about naming and shaming states suspected of infiltrating their critical national infr...

Social media is often seen as having a negative impact on politics and society. However, the evidence shows that many individuals are sce...