New HCSS Policy Briefs: From Shared Concern to Shared Action on Foreign Information Manipulation and Interference (FIMI) for the Indo-Pacific and Europe
From Europe to the Indo-Pacific, foreign actors are manipulating information to divide societies and undermine democracy. As disinformation knows no borders, why are the two regions still fighting the growing menace of Foreign Information Manipulation and Interference (FIMI) alone? In two new HCSS policy briefs, strategic analysts Benedetta Girardi and Laura Jasper provide a comprehensive overview of the FIMI threat landscape across the two regions, and explore how to move from shared concern to shared action for resilient FIMI Strategies.
Building Bridges: Euro-Indo-Pacific Cooperation for resilient FIMI Strategies
Foreign Information Manipulation and Interference (FIMI) has emerged as a pressing and complex challenge to democratic resilience across both Europe and the Indo-Pacific. This HCSS policy brief by Laura Jasper explores how Europe and the Indo-Pacific can strengthen cross-regional cooperation to enhance resilience against FIMI. It examines regional policy frameworks and national responses, revealing divergent approaches.
FIMI in Focus: Navigating Information Threats in the Indo-Pacific and Europe
Foreign Information Manipulation and Interference (FIMI) poses an evolving and systemic threat to democratic institutions and societal cohesion in both the Indo-Pacific and Europe. This policy brief by Benedetta Girardi provides a comprehensive overview of the FIMI threat landscape across the two regions, identifying shared vulnerabilities, common tactics, and the unique regional contexts that shape how these threats manifest.
