In today’s complex digital and media landscape, citizens must become more resilient against disinformation. This is where media literacy can help, by enhancing critical thinking and helping citizens better navigate information, especially online, and identify...
The Commission is tackling the spread of online disinformation and misinformation to ensure the protection of European values and democratic systems. Disinformation is false or misleading content that is spread with an intention to deceive...
Disinformation actors use a variety of techniques to deceive and manipulate people online. This can range from clones of legitimate websites to cleverly manipulated audio or videos (known as ‘deepfakes’, often created using artificial intelligence),...
Disinformation and foreign information manipulation and interference are a serious threat to societies. They can undermine democratic institutions and processes (such as elections) by preventing people from making informed decisions or discouraging them from voting....
The proliferation of disinformation poses a significant threat to society and undermines the trust in information sources in a world dominated by digital connectivity. By Oleksandra Kovalenko on 7 December 2023 Non-governmental organisations (NGOs) play...
Are we truly able to recognize disinformation? And how often do we share content without verifying its reliability? What tools can we offer to increase media awareness among citizens, students, and educators? In an era...