Briefing paper: Russian Media Influence in Southeast Europe
IGA’s briefing paper presents the key trends of Russian media influence in Southeast Europe and Bulgaria, specifically, further offering policy recommendations. Read the briefing paper
IGA’s briefing paper presents the key trends of Russian media influence in Southeast Europe and Bulgaria, specifically, further offering policy recommendations. Read the briefing paper
In its new video, IGA presents comparative, cross-national trends of Russian disinformation in Southeast Europe, other parts of Europe, Africa, the Middle East, India. Responses for building resilience are also laid out. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h-KgLBDgNYE
Mediapool has featured the second paper in IGA’s Ukraine Insider series, where international experts on Ukraine analyze the crucial political-historical, media, and economic developments taking place in the country since the start of the Kremlin’s invasion. You can read the full article (in Bulgarian) here.
IGA has published the second part of its paper series “Ukraine Insider”, where international experts on Ukraine analyze the crucial political-historical, media, and economic developments taking place in the country since the start of the Kremlin’s invasion. The series aims to better acquaint the Bulgarian and international audience with trends on the ground and counter Russian …
Dr. Andreas Umland provides a comprehensive analysis and policy recommendations as to how the West can continue to support Ukraine in the military, humanitarian, political and economic field. The paper singles out, in particular, accelerating prospects for Kyiv’s EU and NATO integration, the importance of instituting guarantees against political risk for investments in the reconstruction …
The Institute for Global Analytics organized a hybrid lecture, which focused on building media resilience among students by acquainting them with the strategies and narratives of Kremlin disinformation, particularly as regards Russia’s falsification and distortion of Ukrainian history and identity. The lecture took place on December 16, 2022, at the New Bulgarian University and was …
The fifth episode of our podcast series Foreign Authoritarian-State Disinformation: Global Perspectives is out now! The initiative is supported by the U.S. Department of State’s Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs with Meridian International Center as the implementing partner. In this installment, Dr. Rumena Filipova talks to Nikolai Klimeniouk, freelance writer at Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung. With …
Dr. Rumena Filipova took part in a panel discussion on the current state and prospects for Bulgaria’s and Croatia’s involvement in the Three Seas Initiative, organized by the Warsaw Institute on 13 December 2022. IGA’s chairperson participated alongside Aleksander Arabadźić (President of the Academy of European Careers) and Katja-Elisabeth Herrmann (Analyst at the Warsaw Institute). …
Panel Discussion: What Next for Bulgaria and Croatia in the Three Seas Initiative? Read More »
The Institute for Global Analytics – together with its partners the Konrad Adenauer Stiftung Media Programme South East Europe and the European Council on Foreign Relations, have released a new report: Authoritarians on a Media Offensive in the Midst of War. The Informational Influence of Russia, China, Turkey, Iran and the Gulf States in Southeast …
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Dr. Rumena Filipova took part in the international conference organized by REDEM: Reconstructing Democracy in Times of Crisis: A Voter-Centred Perspective, a Horizon 2020 project. Discussions were centered on a wide range of fundamental questions underpinning the challenges and development of democracy, including the right to stand and political competition; forging compromise; voting arrangements; the …
REDEM Conference: Equality and Electoral Democracy Read More »