Pro-Kremlin site declares remdesivir a failure, links to bogus lab conspiracy

“The first clinical trial on remdesivir, an experimental medication by the company Gilead Sciences, which has been seen as one of the promising and most successful medications in treating coronavirus, proved a failure.

Is this photo of Kim Jong Un’s funeral real? No!

“The Supreme Leader of North Korea - Kim Jong Un has died. In pic here” Source: Twitter, April 25, 2020 FALSE The picture appears to be faked using an historic photo.

EEAS special report update: short assessment of narratives and disinformation around the COVID-19/Coronavirus pandemic...

Note: The objective of this report is to provide a snapshot overview of the current trends and insights into disinformation activities related to COVID-19/Coronavirus.

Flattening the curve

Are Pro-Kremlin Disinformation Outlets Disenchanted with the Coronavirus? The COVID-19 outbreak is still the dominating topic in the pro-Kremlin disinformation ecosystem, and the outbreak itself continues to…

Russia seasons escalating Trump-Iran tensions with disinfo

"On the night of January 8, Iran launched a missile strike on the American military infrastructure in Iraq. The number of victims of this attack was not disclosed.

Are there 19 coronaviruses? Correcting a Trump adviser

“This is COVID-19, not COVID-1, folks. You would think that people charged with the World Health Organization facts and figures would be on top of that.

Kremlin Watch Briefing: Post-COVID world & Russia

Handbook on Cyber, Information, Intelligence and Personal Security Threats from Foreign Authoritarian Regimes, Domestic Oppression, and Harassment in Georgia, Ukraine and Moldova This report follows a year of…

Disinformation targets Boris Johnson’s state of health

Journalistic investigation: RIA Novosti’s claims about the U.K. prime minister’s condition were the result of centralised coordination in Moscow.

Pro-Kremlin classic and RT Arabic featuring Bill Gates

From playing the good old “no evidence“ card to spreading as many as 117 different Arabic language websites. This week, EUvsDisinfo added 45 new cases of pro-Kremlin disinformation to the database; 30 of these were related to the coronavirus.

Evidence undercuts China’s denial of racism against Africans

“’No discrimination’ against Africans amid pandemic. Source: Global Times, April 14, 2020 False Africans cite accusations of spreading the coronavirus, racist signs and lack of hospital access.