By Robert Anderson in Prague The European Commission is investigating whether “new risks”, notably the use of artificial intelligence (AI) and cyberattacks, influenced this month’s European Parliament (EP) elections, with Russia regarded as the main suspect. “We are in the epicentre of the information war,” Vera Jourova, vice president of the European Commission for Values and Transparency, told a breakout session of the Prague European Summit last week. “Russia is the global champion of spreading propaganda and using these new tools,” she said. Jourova said Moscow had first targeted Slovakia,…