A selection of our work and experts featured in print, television, radio, and online.
Kristine Berzina Discusses the Continuing Relevance of NATO on Al Jazeera
The relationship between NATO's allies is in a different place than it was before, but we should not be concerned with the United States pulling away from the alliance, Senior Fellow Kristine Berzina explained on Al Jazeera. [...]
Kristine Berzina on Who to Watch at the NATO Summit on Euronews
Senior Fellow Kristine Berzina talks to Euronews about the three big personalities to watch at the NATO Summit in London. [...]
Jessica Brandt on the Dangers of the “Ukraine Did It” Conspiracy Theory in The Hill
When authentic domestic voices pick up Moscow’s narratives and spread them across the information space, they hand the Kremlin a victory, Head of Policy and Research Jessica Brandt argues in The Hill. [...]
Jessica Brandt on Russia’s Ukraine Conspiracy Theories in Axios
Russian influence campaigns that falsely accuse Ukraine of interference in the 2016 U.S. presidential election have successfully furthered Russia's yearslong geopolitical battle against its largest European neighbor, Head of Research and Policy Jess [...]
Josh Kirschenbaum on the Latest Step Toward Combating Money Laundering in Europe in PIIE
The joint position paper published by the finance ministers of France, Germany, Italy, Latvia, the Netherlands and Spain on November 8 is likely to pave the way for strong European Union legislation, ASD's Josh Kirschenbaum writes with Nicolas Veron [...]
Josh Rudolph on the Diplomatic Importance of Transatlantic Economic Sanctions against Russia in the Hill
Transatlantic sanctions from the United States and Europe put real pressure on Russia to curb its aggression. American political leaders should urge Europe to refrain from lifting economic sanctions on Russia at this point in time and should signal [...]
Josh Kirschenbaum on Illicit Finance and National Security for the Stockholm Free World Forum
Success in countering illicit financial activity will entail a change in mentality, better information sharing, and closer coordination within governments and across borders, Senior Fellow Joshua Kirschenbaum asserted in a brief for Frivarld, the St [...]
Bret Schafer Talks the Dangers of Overt Information on GMF’s Out of Order Podcast
The Russian government uses information operations to try to control the narrative on many issues around the world. Media and Disinformation Fellow Bret Schafer says that overt information — news spread to the world from state-run outlets like Sputn [...]
Bret Schafer and Etienne Soula on Tackling Disinformation with Institut Montaigne and Stiftung Neue Verantwortung
Common transatlantic solutions can help counter disinformation campaigns in France and Germany’s changing media ecosystems, Media and Disinformation Fellow Bret Schafer and Research Assistant Etienne Soula argue in an article co-written with Institu [...]
David Salvo and Bret Schafer on Foreign Interference as a Local Issue in San Antonio Express-News
Deputy Director David Salvo and Media and Disinformation Fellow Bret Schafer explain that foreign interference is a local issue, and local officials, community leaders, and citizens must come together to solve it. [...]
David Levine on Election Assistance Commission Leadership in The Hill
Elections Integrity Fellow David Levine argues that the absence of leadership on the Election Assistance Commission just months before the first 2020 primaries could undermine some of the good work the agency has done since 2016. He outlines severa [...]
Lindsay Gorman on the Geopolitical Risks of 5G with Dharma Political Risk and Strategy
Emerging Technologies Fellow Lindsay Gorman talked to Dharma Political Risk and Strategy about the geopolitical risks of 5G implementation and the link between 5G, artificial intelligence, and other emerging technological issues. [...]