Archives Disinformation - New Eastern Outlook
The North Korean Leader Has Died… For the Hundredth Time. Why Are the Myths About the DPRK so Persistent?
Fake news about the DPRK is nothing novel, and each new case shows how important it is for the audience to be able to navigate sources. The recent attempt to “bury” Kim Jong Un is once again forcing us to return to this issue.
From Spanish Flu to the Russian Lab Scare: How Uncertainty Becomes a Geopolitical Narrative
From the 1918 influenza pandemic to reports of a possible laboratory accident in Irkutsk, history shows how incomplete evidence, sensationalist reporting, and geopolitical rivalry can turn medical uncertainty into a tool of political narrative-building.
From Prediction to Resilience: Rethinking National Security in the 21st Century
In an increasingly unpredictable and multidimensional strategic environment, states can no longer rely solely on anticipating future crises; they must complement strategic foresight with national resilience capable of absorbing and withstanding crises they fail to predict.
