This article examines how Russia uses information warfare as a permanent tool of state power to manipulate perceptions, weaken societies, and reshape the international order.

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Research led by UC Berkeley Ph.D. student Jefferson Ortega revealed that 30% of people take a more simplistic approach than ...

Three quarters of Romanians believe the country is heading in the wrong direction, according to a public opinion poll ...

Former Texas A&M star Johnny Manziel no-showed his appearance on ESPN's College GameDay before the Aggies' loss to Miami. He ...

CHILLING “brain weapons” that wipe memories and incapacitate troops could unleashed in a new phase in warfare, a ...

Bulgaria faces a corruption crisis as protests topple its government just before euro adoption, exposing deep mistrust in ...

Chairman of the House Committee on Electoral Matters Balogun says BVAS, not result transmission, is key to credible elections ...