Speakers
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Co-founder and an Editorial Director at Riddle Russia
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Director, National Intelligence of the United States
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Senior Researcher at the Danish Institute for International Studies
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Head of Service, the Foreign Intelligence Agency of Poland
Moderator
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Non-Resident Senior Fellow and Senior Adviser at CEPA
- As Russian society is largely cut off from the Western media space, who is the target for intelligence publication?
- Is it meant to directly influence President Putin or the Russian army?
- Do the possible risks of exposing methods and sources outweigh the benefits?
- How does this new approach affect the intelligence services themselves?
- How has social media changed warfare?
- What are the implications for international law?
- Can the war online and meme battles change real-life outcomes?