Disinformation is still a topical issue, we are constantly confronted with new ways of spreading Russian propaganda, Wojciech Surmacz, the head of the Polish Press Agency (PAP), said on Thursday.
Mateusz Morawiecki, the Polish prime minister, and the heads of government of several other Central and Eastern European countries have written an open letter to the leaders of global Big Tech companies urging them to step up the fight against disinformation.
Russian propaganda is continuing in its efforts to trash the reputation of Poland, a senior government security official has said.
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The Polish government commissioner for information space security has accused the Russian president of repeating insinuations which present Poland as an aggressive country.
Minister of EU Affairs Szymon Szynkowski vel Sęk has told PAP that the conclusions of the Friday-ended European Council summit reflects Poland's ambitions and postulates, and Polish arguments are listened to today.
Mateusz Morawiecki, the Polish prime minister, has welcomed a European decision to continue to commit billions of euros in aid to Ukraine.
Poland is building a team to identify and counter disinformation threats, a senior security official has said.
The president of the Polish Press Agency, Wojciech Surmacz, has said that Central and Eastern European media should be warning Western European countries against Russian disinformation about the war in Ukraine.
“Increased disinformation activities began with the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, the Russian aggression in Ukraine only intensified them.
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