Category: Analysis and commentary
-
2–3 minutes
Online antisemitism does not stay online
In recent days, a press article has been published describing the growing wave of antisemitism in Poland—both in the digital sphere and beyond. It is an important voice in the public debate, as it highlights a phenomenon…
-
Category:
Tags:
1–2 minutesNew Report: Monitoring and Reporting Exercise 2023/24
Since February 17, 2024, the Digital Services Act (DSA), also known as Regulation 2022/2065, has been in force within the European Union. The DSA aims to ensure a safe online…
-
2–3 minutes
Monitoring of hateful content. Parliamentary Elections 2023
The analysis of antisemitism in the context of Polish politics and societal attitudes has become increasingly important in light of its growing politicization and the role that antisemitism plays in shaping political image.…
-
2–3 minutes
How can we determine whether a municipal policy is truly effective—and whether public institutions actually use the tools they create themselves?
At the end of 2021, the Kraków City Office faced an important question: was the city’s integration policy keeping pace with a rapidly changing reality? A growing number of new…
-
Category:
Tags:
1–2 minutesRecognizing and countering Holocaust distortion
At a time when there are fewer and fewer eyewitnesses to the Holocaust, it is becoming increasingly important to counter Holocaust distortion, including so-called Auschwitz denial. The publication ‘Recognizing and…
-
1–2 minutes
Propaganda and campaigns in electronic media during the elections to the European Parliament
The Institute for Strategic Dialogue (ISD) established an international team whose aim was to monitor the internet for ongoing information campaigns that could influence the elections to the European Parliament. This is…