Conspiratorial Virus
disinformation. As the news about a previously unknown respiratory virus – which has already claimed over 100 lives – spreads around the world, so do the conspiracy theories.
Russian media spew U.S. coronavirus conspiracies for domestic audience
“China is surrounded by American military labs, and there is a U.S. consulate in Wuhan, the staff of which could have delivered the dangerous cargo to the PRC. Source: RIA Novosti, Jan.
Kremlin Watch Briefing: Facebook’s real-time help during the Taiwan election
During the times of communism, a customer comes to the knife shop and asks: “Comrade, do you have razors?” “No, we don't.
The anniversary of Mariupol rocket attack: who led it and what is known about...
information about the Russian officers involved in the killing of dozens of civilians. They established that after the attack Vladimir Putin promoted some of these officers to the rank of general and they’re still making their careers in the Russian Armed Forces.
What rhymes with RIA?
The first weeks of a new year are usually slow and lazy in Russia. With seven public holidays in the first two weeks of January, Russian workplaces cannot be expected to be very productive.
Iran’s state media distort Western news coverage of rare Khamenei sermon
Iranian state media have given a distorted view of Western news coverage of a rare public sermon by Iran’s supreme leader, ignoring how Western outlets highlighted perceived shortcomings in his responses to domestic problems.
Sputnik: Revising history one infographic at a time
re-established independence. On that winter night, Soviet troops, still garrisoned in the capital city of Vilnius, attacked its radio and television centre, killing civilians who had congregated there to form a human shield.
How ’fake news’ and disinformation were spread in the run-up to Taiwan’s presidential elections
presidential election took place in Taiwan. This edited version is being republished on Global Voices under a content partnership agreement.
Kremlin propagandist doubting the religion of denial
outlets. This is clearly visible in this week’s cases of disinformation. The pro-Kremlin media started its well-oiled disinformation machinery along well-known narratives: profit-hungry Ukrainians used an old…
Admitting a lie: Why the Kremlin should give it a try
allegedly due to a mistake. The Iranian incident echoed that of Malaysia Airlines Flight MH17, which was shot down over eastern Ukraine on 17 July 2014, apparently also due to a mistake.








