Corporate.Dw Deutsche Welle Engages in Key Security Discussions at Kyiv Forum Amid Ongoing Conflict
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- •DW participated in the Kyiv Security Forum focusing on AI-driven disinformation and security policy.
- •The forum addressed critical security issues as Russia's invasion of Ukraine enters its fifth year.
- •DW's Ukraine studio is recognized as a trusted source among Ukrainian refugees in Germany.
Deutsche Welle (DW) participated as a media partner at the Kyiv Security Forum held from April 23 to 24, 2026, focusing on security issues related to Russia's ongoing invasion of Ukraine. The forum gathered international representatives from various sectors, including politics and military, to discuss critical security challenges. Notable participants included former Ukrainian Prime Minister Arseniy Yatsenyuk and former Polish President Andrzej Duda. DW contributed to discussions on AI-driven disinformation and European security policy through two panels. The event highlighted the increasing relevance of AI in manipulating information and its implications for democratic societies. DW's Ukraine studio continues to produce trusted content in multiple languages, reflecting its strong presence in the region. The panels from the forum will be available online for broader access.
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