What we can learn from Ukraine about countering disinformation
It is still common for disinformation about Ukraine and the war in Ukraine to make its way into Western media.…
Geographical Coverage: Ukraine
Disinformation as a Human Rights Abuse in the Context of the Russian Invasion of Ukraine
The report, titled “Disinformation as a Human Rights Abuse in the Context of the Russian Invasion of Ukraine,” was prepared…
Anti-corruption and gender: the role of women’s political participation
This policy brief shows that while much remains to be explored, there are clear links between anti-corruption and women’s political…
Comparative analysis of the UK Bribery Act 2010 and anti-bribery legislation in Ukraine, Indonesia, and Kenya
In the third publication of WFD’s anti-bribery and integrity series, a comparative analysis is carried out of the UK Bribery…
Report of the 34th Special Session of the Human Rights Council on the deteriorating human rights situation in Ukraine stemming from the Russian aggression
On Thursday 12 May 2022, the Human Rights Council convened a Special Session to address ‘the deteriorating human rights situation…
Amalia Awards 2022 | Impact category: Transparency International Ukraine
The recipient of the 2022 Amalia Award in the Impact category was Maíra the Transparency International Ukraine team.
Attack On Ukraine And Democracy In A Changing World: 10 Recommendations For A European Democratic Response
The attack on Ukraine and the global security response that follows constitute a major turning point for European democracy. Together…
The Quarterly Review on Syrian Military and Security Dynamics
This report analyzes how the war in Syria remains frozen with little to no attempts by any of the belligerents…
2022 will certainly appear in textbooks as the year when the global nuclear order was unprecedentedly shaken, if not irreparably destroyed.
@francoisdm with @BulletinAtomic discusses recent publications on the continued threat of #nuclearweapons.
Russian citizens do not want their nuclear weapons to be used in Ukraine. A poll by Dina Smeltz with the Chicago Council on Global Affairs shows that 69% agree that using such weapons in Ukraine would never be justified.
Russian citizens do not want their nuclear weapons to be used in Ukraine. A poll by Dina Smeltz with the…