Russia's Invasion of Ukraine

Combined with climate shocks, conflict in places like Ethiopia, and … supply chain shortages caused by COVID-19, the war in Ukraine is just exacerbating the impacts on food and economic security in the region.

Those [unverified videos of the war in Ukraine] can be used to enlighten folks on what's really happening on the ground. They can also be taken out of context and used to mislead or to disinform. We see all of that happening in this conflict.

[On Tiktok as part of China's information campaign] I think China has used information manipulation to shape views on issues that are of geopolitical relevance to it. For some time now, those efforts are becoming more assertive and I think they'll only continue to grow"

[NATO's response to Putin in Ukraine has been] the most considered, forceful and effective Western response to any crisis that I’ve seen. But events on the ground may still show that what we’re doing is not enough, because Putin is clearly determined to test us. And we may have to change our definition of what we can do.

[On intelligence disclosure and information declassifications during the war in Ukraine] The purpose of that activity is to highlight the costs to the Russian population at home and to impose costs on individual actors. But doxing, in general, makes me uncomfortable.