Amil Khan

The Battle for Influence in Sudan

As conflict erupted in Sudan, Valent's research team decided to use our data to understand what was happening.
Zouhir Shimale

Iraq: Corporate Disinformation’s Ground Zero

Valent’s head of research digs into a situation in Iraq that is very likely to set the template for how disinformation will feature in the
Zouhir Shimale

Twitter’s Wild Crypto Ride

Is Elon Musk winning? Check your crypto
A ballot box
Viktor Dimas

The 7 Magic Steps to Winning an Election

Much of our work focuses on addressing online manipulation. But we help positive actors improve their communications
Viktor Dimas

Pro-BJP Activists Show their Reach

Step-by-step breakdown of an online campaign originating in India that led to street clashes in the UK In September, foreign actors successfully used
Boris Johnson wearing a MAGA-like hat with the phrase (Make me PM again) with a background of computer bots
Viktor Dimas

Bringing Boris Back….?

We investigated an online influence network in the UK that wants to see Boris return as prime
Anti-COVID response rally 2020

Discourse and drivers of the UK’s voluntarily unvaccinated

Along with partners at the Challenging Pseudoscience Group at the Royal Institution, Valent sought to cut through the noise of public debate around
Post-festival litter in front of Glastonbury’s Pyramid Stage.

Right Wing Networks Exact Revenge on Glastonbury

A coordinated effort to misrepresent photos from the Glastonbury festival sheds light on online right-wing networks in the UK Welcome to the first
NY Times

‘From Russia With Love’: A Putin Ally Mines Gold and Plays Favorites in Sudan

“Backed by the Kremlin, the shadowy network known as the Wagner Group is getting rich in Sudan while helping the military to crush a democracy movement.”