07.09.26
The US continues to be the militarily more powerful side, but it has still not managed to compel Iran to accept the terms that would end the war in line with Washington's objectives. It is precisely here that the explanatory power of the theory of “asymmetric...
21.08.26
In recent years the term foreign information manipulation and interference (FIMI) has become a fixed part of the vocabulary of the EU, NATO and the security community. The reason is simple: in the 21st century, information is not only a means of informing people, it is...
18.08.26
Ultimately, resilience to FIMI does not mean merely recognizing the next piece of fake news. It means building a society that knows how to pause before reacting, to ask a question before believing and to look for context before drawing a...
05.08.26
Behind disinformation and “fake news” in Montenegro often lies a deeper problem: anonymous targeting campaigns taken up by domestic politicians, media outlets, and social networks. While Europe recognizes FIMI as a threat to democracy, Montenegrin institutions...
16.07.26
It spreads through our information environment like a virus, and like a virus, it is far cheaper to prevent than to...
14.07.26
Instead of having clear strategy and coordinated institutional approach, Bosnia and Herzegovina relies on partial mechanisms, international projects and ad hoc reactions, while most of the real work is done by civil society and fact-checking...
12.05.26
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