Odessa-Journal Poland Establishes Center to Combat Disinformation Amid Russian Threats
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- •Poland's new center is the first in Europe dedicated to combating disinformation.
- •The initiative is a direct response to increased hybrid attacks from Russia and Belarus.
- •The center will employ advanced technologies for monitoring and neutralizing disinformation.
On September 30, 2026, Poland's Prime Minister Donald Tusk signed an order to establish the Center for Combating Disinformation, the first dedicated agency of its kind in Europe. This initiative responds to a rise in hybrid attacks and disinformation campaigns from Russia and Belarus aimed at destabilizing Poland's social and political landscape. The center will monitor the information space continuously, identify harmful disinformation, and coordinate with security agencies to neutralize false narratives. It will utilize advanced technologies such as big-data analysis and AI to combat disinformation effectively. The establishment of this center reflects Poland's commitment to enhancing its resilience against Kremlin manipulation and serves as a potential model for other European nations facing similar threats.
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