The symposium, titled "Societal Resilience to Foreign Information Manipulation and Interference: The Role of Academia and Research Institution Networks," focused on the strategic importance of academic cooperation in addressing modern threats.
Alongside representatives from universities in the Czech Republic, Estonia, Lithuania, and Japan, the UL experts analyzed various aspects of foreign information manipulation and interference campaigns. The discussions centered on: Effective solutions to mitigate these threats, The role of academia in research and the improvement of regulatory frameworks, Public education and the strengthening of media literacy.
Hitotsubashi University is one of Japan's leading social science universities, boasting an elite reputation in business, economics, law, political science, and sociology.
The participation of the UL representatives in this symposium marks a significant step in strengthening international academic cooperation, fostering the exchange of experience, and developing new collaborative initiatives with foreign partners.
 Faculty of Economics and Social Sciences, and Lolita Buka, Lecturer at the Faculty of Law, participated in an international symposium hosted by Hitotsubashi University in Tokyo, Japan.){kind=link}