StopFakeNews #109 Irena Chalupa
The latest edition of StopFake News with Irena Chalupa. Among the disinformation debunked this week is a story about Putin’s fake largesse in helping...
Fake: Ukrainian Seat Covers to Revive Ukrainian Economy
Russia’s Defense Ministry television channel Zvezda published a story this week claiming that Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko announced that he “would revive Ukraine’s nearly...
Kremlin Watch Monitor. November 14, 2016
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Fake: Ukrainian Town Asks Putin to Help with Gas
On November 12 Russian media reported that in response to requests from Ukrainians Vladimir Putin ordered gas to be shipped from Crimea to Henichesk,...
Fake: White House Admits Russia Sanction Policy a Failure
The Russian website Ukraina.ru declared this week that the White House has announced its sanctions policy against Russia to be a failure. In an...
StopFakeNews #108 with Michael Getto
The latest edition of StopFake News with political analyst Michael Getto. Among the disinformation debunked this week are claims that Ukraine is recruiting mercenaries...
Fake: Ukrainian Armed Forces Recruiting Mercenaries from Croatia
Russian Defense Ministry television channel Zvezda published a story this week claiming that the Ukraine’s armed forces were recruiting mercenaries from Croatia through social...
Fake: Ukraine’s Health Ministry Abandons Cancer Patients
On November 8 Ukrainian and Russian media published stories claiming that the Ukrainian Health Ministry would no longer help cancer patients. Claiming that acting...
How Russian State Media Covers the US Elections: From Bias to Disinformation
By Catherine A. Fitzpatrick, The Interpreter
TV1 announcer says Hillary Clinton has ordered fireworks to celebrate her election win well in advance of election day.
Russian media...
How Russia Today lost a bank account, but won a battle in the war...
James Rodgers, for The Conversation
As any reporter knows, there are at least two sides to every story. Covering politics, war, or diplomacy can involve...