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I was reading through Al Jazeera: British officials have responded with tighter measures. In March, the UK government said Iran would be required to register any political influence activity inside ...
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The council of Europe has a document titled "Pegasus and similar spyware and secret state surveillance". This presents the problem of the compromising of mobile devices via zero-click ...
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Recently there have been multiple controversial statements made by the incoming US leadership and associates (i.e. Trump, Musk) towards other countries and their leadership: BBC article: Trump ...
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Recently, high-tech drones and rocket propelled grenades have been used by Kuki insurgents in the north-eastern state of Manipur in India. The following photo shows an artillery rocket (also aftermath ...
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The NYT reports: The campaign began in October and remains active on the platform X. At its peak, it used hundreds of fake accounts that posed as real Americans on X, Facebook and Instagram to post ...
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CNN: Ecuador also accused Mexico’s President Andrés Manuel López Obrador of interfering in Ecuadorian politics, by making “false and injurious statements” that questioned the legitimacy of last year’...
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Despite calling for a ban on foreign lobbying, in which Americans lobby lawmakers and the public for foreign interests, Republican 2024 presidential hopeful Nikki Haley has raised tens of thousands of ...
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The US famously uses acts like FCPA (Foreign Corrupt Practices Act), or the OFAC (Office of Foreign Assets Control) to indirectly get industrial assets (like Alstom that got bought by GE after a 700 ...
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Although senior Taiwan officials, including the head of the National Security Council, Wellington Koo, have this year warned that China could try to sway the presidential and legislative elections ...
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On the back of a previous (now-closed) question: What makes the West susceptible to political interference and foreign meddling? There has always been a baseline degree to which states seek to ...
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There's a frequently expressed sentiment that Putin has been bankrolling all the bad things in Western politics in recent years. For example: Why does Russia specifically fund far-rights in Europe? ...
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Are there any clearly democratic countries that limit the ability of foreign governments, to openly influence their internal politics? What about implementing special laws for that purpose? Examples ...
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Let's say TikTok is banned tomorrow by Congress. How would they be able to actually enforce the ban, assuming TikTok refused to cooperate? They could definitely convince Apple and Google to remove it ...
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Rahul Gandhi a sitting Member of Parliament of India who went to London and asked Europe and USA to intervene in what he sees as the collapse of democracy in India, which is a sovereign nation. Isn't ...
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It seems it's perfectly legal in Germany for parliamentarians to have their trips sponsored by a foreign country. And likewise for more run-of-the-mill influencers, e.g. rally organizers. So, I'm ...
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