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- A federal inquiry on foreign interference will hear from academic researchers studying information flow amid increasing distrust and polarization.
- The inquiry's public hearings focus on how agencies detect and counter foreign meddling and the experiences of diaspora communities.
- Policy consultations and expert roundtable discussions will begin in October, with a final report expected by year-end.
Foreign Interference Inquiry to Hear from Data-Driven Academic Researchers
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