Behind the Curtain: Unveiling Pro-Kremlin Ecosystems in Europe
The study explores connections between radical, conspiracy and pro-Kremlin communities on Telegram in France, Germany and Italy, analysing interactions and narratives.
The study explores connections between radical, conspiracy and pro-Kremlin communities on Telegram in France, Germany and Italy, analysing interactions and narratives.
This research explores disinformation in the Western Balkans, highlighting local political and media roles, anti-EU sentiment and solutions to mitigate risks.
False claims of election interference in Ireland’s June elections failed to gain traction, but November’s general election may be a new opportunity for far-right activists.
This Spanish guide, translated from English and enriched with LATAM case studies, aims to empower civil society.
This bi-monthly data snapshot overviews key trends in US-based violent extremist activity online, providing an up-to-date picture of the evolving digital threat landscape.
As part of the Digital Policy Lab, ISD convened DPL members representing national ministries, regulators and civil society to discuss online safety in gaming.
The report examines the Irish Channel website and social media, a key source of misinformation in Ireland.
In the run up to the US general elections, ISD reviewed platform policies and highlighted a critical lack of transparency in safety measures, resources, and integrity efforts.
Ahead of the 2024 US election, ISD assessed platform policies and found a concerning lack of transparency in areas like safety, resourcing and integrity.
In our latest Policy Brief, ISD examines the critical role of key stakeholders and their strategies to safeguard the 2024 electoral process from online threats.