Context

In 2021, Europe faced a migrant crisis on the Polish-Belarusian border as a result of the deliberate actions of Alyaksandr Lukashenka's regime.

Much of the pro-Kremlin information manipulation and disinformation is underpinned by the exploitation of people’s fears and anxieties.

Conspiracy theories have long been one of the most powerful disinformation tools used to manipulate public opinion and influence public behavior.

As Russia pulls back its forces and equipment from Syria following what was undoubtedly a strategic defeat, let’s revisit Moscow’s narratives on its Syria intervention.

Belarus and Russia are using migration topics to destabilize the political situation in European Union countries and to strengthen their influence in the international arena.

Social media has become a major tool for disinformation activities by Russia, which uses it not only to manipulate public opinion, but also to influence social and political destabilization in countries it considers strategic targets.

The Polish Orthodox Church has deep historical and organizational ties with the Russian Orthodox Church . Although it received autocephaly from the Constantinopolitan Patriarchate in 1924, its structures were subordinated to Moscow for decades, especially during the communist period.

In the era of rapid development of artificial intelligence, the threats of deepfakes and disinformation have reached an unprecedented scale.

The development of artificial intelligence, particularly generative models such as chatbots based on large language models (LLMs), has opened up new opportunities for providing information.

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