Dragon's Roar and Bear's Howl: Convergence in Sino-Russian Information Operations in NATO Countries?
What do the Russian and Chinese informational operations look like in NATO? Is there any synergy between them? Our researcher Jan Daniel together with Vojtěch Bahenský and Richard Q. Turcsányi analyze the characteristics and convergence between Russian and Chinese influence operations in their newest article for NATO StratCom.
Both countries share long-term discontent about the international system. Moreover, China has recently adopted some of the Russian information influence tactics. However, despite these similarities, there are still significant differences such as a distinct approach to the international image. Therefore, NATO should bear these differences in mind and avoid oversimplifying its response.
You can find the full article in the link below.
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