disinformation

US President Donald Trump could soon clarify his vaguely formulated threats regarding tariffs. The EU should not delude itself into thinking it needs to engage in a trade policy showdown.

The spreading of misinformation to influence the outcome of the European elections has been widespread. More voters getting their information from social media, and the rise of AI, has made the challenge more complex.

The Federal Electoral Commissioner is watching out for hacking and disinformation ahead of the European Parliament elections.

Artificial intelligence and ever-improving algorithms are driving the spread of fake news on the internet in the super election year 2024. Many countries seem helpless. Yet there is already good experience in fighting back.