Report
Published:
Norway and Romania: Navigating Information Warfare
Written by
Jakub M. Godzimirski
Research Professor
Matthew Blackburn
Senior Researcher
Ion Cristea
Remus Stefureac
Cristina Melnic
Daniel Ionita
Ed.
Summary:
The study "Norway and Romania: Navigating Information Warfare" explores the use of disinformation, propaganda, and interference to manipulate public discourse amid the Ukraine war. It discusses how these tactics exploit historical and border sensitivities to delegitimize Ukraine and distract from the global economic impacts of Russian aggression. The research highlights how such strategies shift blame and reshape international perceptions favorably towards Russia. The study analyzes how Russian political warfare manifests itself in both Norway and Romania, dwelling on the particularities of each country.
This study is one of deliverables of the FLANKS II project conducted jointly by New Strategy Center in Romania and the Norwegian Institute of International Affairs (NUPI) in Oslo.
This study is one of deliverables of the FLANKS II project conducted jointly by New Strategy Center in Romania and the Norwegian Institute of International Affairs (NUPI) in Oslo.
- Published year: 2024
- Full version: Download the report
- Publisher: New Strategy Center and NUPI
- Page count: 36
- Language: English
Written by
Jakub M. Godzimirski
Research Professor
Matthew Blackburn
Senior Researcher
Ion Cristea
Remus Stefureac
Cristina Melnic
Daniel Ionita