More and more Bulgarians say disinformation is detrimental to society, according to Eurobarometer’s Bulgaria country report. 73% say fake news is a problem at a national level, but also for democracy as such. People in this country trust less..
An Alpha Research survey conducted on the fourth day of the war in Ukraine shows a serious decline in Vladimir Putin’s approval rating in Bulgaria, down to 32%. But as the war unfolds, Russia’s hybrid warfare is entering a new, even more..
Bulgaria occupies a place near the bottom of the media literacy index for 2021 – 30 th position out of 35 European countries, and falls into the same group as Greece (27), Romania (28), Serbia (29), Turkey (31) and Montenegro (32)...
Facebook introduces new regulations in Bulgaria and Hungary. A team of the social network, including two journalists- one from each of the two countries, will check posts for false and misleading information, as well as for information intended to..
On December 17, the Atlantic Club in Bulgaria is organizing an online conference themed "Building resilience against misinformation: Is there a vaccine against fake news?" The event is organized with the support of the Public Diplomacy Division of NATO..
The correct and safe way of using the media is a key part of the definition of media literacy, but not the only one. This is a collective term for the skills that everyone needs to have in order to look at information in a critical way and not..
Journalists, politicians, public figures, representatives of European and local institutions, NGOs, IT companies and experts are taking part in an international conference, taking place at the National Palace of Culture in Sofia, called “Fake news of..
State Agency for National Security checks which media have spread the fake news that euthanasia of animals in Strandzha Mountain because of established animal plague was servicing the purpose of depopulating the area in order for migrants to settle..
"The biggest capital I have is my connection with people. Together we have put through a great many initiatives. What we need is dialogue and unity," said Bulgaria’s European commissioner for digital economy and society Mariya Gabriel for Bulgarian..
