As technology shapes our societies, the European Union (EU) is moving to increase its government oversight.
Ukraine’s defense against Russia has relied heavily on the contribution of women, from the frontline to the bomb shelter.
Russia is keen to emphasize its space technology, but so far it’s the West that has most noticeably deployed its orbiting assets to help Ukraine and counter the Kremlin’s untruths.
Russian information outlets are recovering from a bad start. How can they be countered?
Russia’s military may have been badly damaged but that will mean other tactics will come back into play.
European legislators have agreed on a landmark Digital Services Act to combat online illegal speech. But the bill threatens freedom of expression.
“Women have historically been symbols of a country’s capacity to retain its culture and future for growth. As such, they also become targets.” @sj_rzegocki and Noël Sedona James https://cepa.org/ukraines-women-at-war/
Journalists, activists, and researchers are risking their lives to tell the truth about Putin’s war in Ukraine. @apolyakova explains how CEPA’s Democracy Fellowship will provide a lifeline to independent Russian and Ukrainian voices.
“Ukraine and its fate are close, almost unbearably so. More distant countries can still wallow in wishful — and dangerous — thinking.” @edwardlucas https://cepa.org/fresh-winds-european-baltic-security/
