On October 19, 2021, PSSI’s Managing Director Jana Robinson took part in a panel on space security at the CyFY 2021 Conference organized by the Observer Research Foundation.

On Wednesday, Oct 13, 2021, PSSI’s Managing Director, Dr. Jana Robinson, chaired a Session on “Threats to Space Security” at the Ad Hoc Seminar of the EU Non-Proliferation and Disarmament Consortium. 

Mr. Christie is an accomplished researcher, independent consultant, and former defense and innovation policy official at NATO. He served as a NATO official from 2014 to 2020, including as Defence Economist and Deputy Head of NATO’s Innovation Unit. 

PSSI is continuing its project series "Czech Elections in the Era of Disinformation" with a fifth round focused on the parliamentary elections of 2021. The research is focused primarily on interactions between conspiracy websites and political parties.

Parlamentní volby se blíží a česká veřejná debata se vyostřuje. V této situaci se daří dezinformacím, hoaxům a konspiracím poškozujícím jednotlivé kandidující subjekty. Zkušenosti z minulosti ukazují, že můžou mít dopad na volební výsledky.

"Evergrande is on its way into the pantheon of Chinese financial blunders," says PSSI Chairman Roger W. Robinson Jr. in an interview with Fox Business anchor Maria Bartiromo on September 21, 2021.

PSSI has launched the Czech Parliamentary Elections Dashboard. The application was prepared in cooperation with the International Republican Institute’s Beacon Project.

PSSI’s Managing Director and Space Security Program Director Jana Robinson contributed to the 2021 NATO Joint Air Power Competence Centre (JAPCC) Conference, entitled “Delivering NATO Air & Space Power at the Speed of Relevance” and held on 7-9 Sep, 2021 in Essen, Germany.

The deadline for applications has been extended until September 14!

PSSI took part in a unique project, Authoritarian Shadows in the European Union, which measured the resilience of the European Parliament against influence-related activities of authoritarian powers. The resulting study presents several surprising findings, considering the vulnerability of the institution against outside influences and the overall attitudes of the MEPs towards issues like influence operations, disinformation, or common foreign policy.