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    Americká politika voči Taiwanu a jej bezpečnostné východiská
    (Belianum. Vydavateľstvo Univerzity Mateja Bela v Banskej Bystrici, 2025) Vrbovský, Juraj; Antalíková, Jana; Nečas, Pavel; Konecka-Szydełko, Bożena
    The presented article examines Taiwan policy of US during presidency of J. Biden and the influence of the Taiwan question on the current US-China relations. The objective of the article is to summarize and analyze latest developments of US Taiwan policy during Biden administration and its impact on US-China relations. We tried to focus on a brief description of the legal basis for managing relations in the context of Taiwan, defense cooperation between the US and Taiwan, the issue of strategic ambiguity, later on recent changes in US policy towards Taiwan and the events of the so-called The Fourth Taiwan Crisis. The sources we used are laws and agreements, official statements, academic articles and online media articles, authors used an analytical, descriptive and comparative scientific research methods. We do argue, that Biden administration's partial change of Taiwan policy (and Congresses’ less visible legislative actions) is indeed significant and, in the context of other moves, the PRC's changed power potential, assertive foreign policy and stated vital national interests, what contributes to destabilization of bilateral relations in this matter.
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    Disinformation as a security threats for democratic society in content of present antiamericanism and prorussian narratives
    (Sveučilište u Dubrovniku, 2025) Ivančík, Radoslav; Kazanský, Rastislav; Rýsová, Lucia
    Disinformation is one of the anti-phenomenon of the modern information society. They are not new, they have been used since ancient times. However, their number has increased rapidly with the growing availability and use of the Internet, the emergence of social media, and the exponential growth of user numbers. In recent years, democratic countries have been increasingly exposed to the deliberate, extensive, and systematic dissemination of disinformation with aimed at influencing democratic and decision-making processes, as well as the behaviour, actions, and opinions of people. This is also why the authors, using relevant methods of scientific research, deal with the issue of disinformation as a security threat to a democratic society in this article.