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Bots and bombs: Does cyberspace need a “Digital Geneva Convention”?
Cyber-attacks are on the rise, threatening power grids, driving up geopolitical tensions, and even crippling hospitals. Countries should agree a new “Digital Geneva Convention” to contain the risk and set up a new international organisation to police the new rules. These proposals from Microsoft’s chief legal officer, Brad Smith, also say...
New report on information war against Ukraine published in Estonia
The Center for Applied Studies of Estonian National Defence College has published another report that analyzes the information operations of the ongoing conflict in Ukraine. …read more Source:...
Bulgaria Provides over BGN 720 Thousand for Humanitarian Aid for Poor Countries
The government has adopted a decision to provide a substantial sum, amounting to BGN 723 030, through international development cooperation and humanitarian crisis resolution. The funds are granted as official development assistance, which is a commitment of our country as a member state of the European Union. Under the EU’s agreed...
The Weekly Tripwire – Issue 15
Klaar joins the team – Bibilov and the revolution – CoE report on conflict in Georgia – Georgian speech in UNESCO – Georgian, Russian Churches talk about Abkhazia – Nauru Leader Makes a Trip – Democracy and the rights of peoples – Assad’s letter – Friends of Crimea – Russia wants more...
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[Opinion] Ukraine to EU: Tell us what we’re fighting for
Ukraine wants a simple message: “Once you’re ready – you’re in”. Ukraine’s job would be to get ready. …read more Source:...
Ukraine prosecutor says puzzled by lack of U.S. help on Manafort case
KIEV (Reuters) – Ukraine is puzzled by the lack of a U.S. response to requests it has made to question former Donald Trump campaign chief Paul Manafort as a witness over two cases involving misuse of Ukrainian state funds, the chief investigator said. …read more Source:...
Ukraine’s anti-corruption bureau launches case against sister agency
KIEV (Reuters) – Ukrainian investigators on Tuesday said they had opened a criminal case into suspected extortion by officials at a sister anti-corruption agency, based partly on information from a whistleblower who also implicated the president’s office. …read more Source:...
Bone fragments found in Ukraine do come from MH17 victims
Pieces of bone found in the vicinity of the MH17 plane crash in eastern Ukraine contain DNA material from seven… …read more Source:...
[Ticker] British PM warns of Russian interference
Russia “is seeking to weaponise information” and “sow discord in the West and undermine our institutions,” British prime Minister Theresa May said Monday. “We know what you are doing, and you will not succeed,” she said in a speech. May said Russia provoked violence in eastern Ukraine, meddled in elections, and...
EU to increase resources to counter what it perceives as Russian propaganda
Following developments in Eastern Europe and Catalonia, EU foreign affairs ministers pledged more resources to fight against foreign interference in Europe, in particular coming from Russian actors. “I asked the ministers to support my request to increase the human and financial resources” to fight against disinformation and propaganda coming...
