The imperialist West strikes again (also, sex!)
By EU vs Disinfo
Of the Kremlin’s favoured disinformation narratives, perhaps the most enduring is whataboutism about the supposedly persistent evils of Western imperialism and...
The Bellingcat: Suspected Assassin In The Berlin Killing Used Fake Identity Documents
By Bellingcat Investigation Team
What we know so far
Last Friday, 23 August 2019, Zelimkhan Khangoshvili, a Georgian citizen living in Germany, was assassinated in downtown...
Kremlin Watch Briefing: The Kremlin keeps twisting history with little repercussion
Topics of the Week
The Kremlin twists history once again on the occasion of the 80th anniversary of the Molotov-Ribbentrop pact. Germany and Finland show...
RT Questions Tusks’ Claim Ukraine a Better G7 Fit than Russia
FRANCE - World leaders pose for a a photograph during the G7 summit in Biarritz on August 25, 2019.
By Polygraph
RT
anonymous author
“How this made Kyiv...
Figure of The Week: 7
By EU vs Disinfo
7 Factors which Make Disinformation Appealing to our Brain
Lies spread faster than truth, and the study by Eindhoven University of Technology suggests...
Towards Total Disinformation
By EU vs Disinfo
Is it possible for media to be a little bit free? Russian lawmakers vow to introduce a new law that will further...
The fireworks of pro-Kremlin disinformation
By EU vs Disinfo
This week is the 80th anniversary of the Molotov-Ribbentrop pact – a non-aggression agreement between the Soviet Union and Nazi Germany. Labelled...
When you can’t trust a liar is lying – whom can you trust?
By EU vs Disinfo
News Front has always been a reliable source of disinformation. The site, operated from illegally annexed Crimea, is ambitiously publishing lies...
Maybe you know that article is satire, but a lot of people can’t tell...
By R. Kelly Garrett, Robert Bond, and Shannon Poulsen, NiemanLab
Labeling satire as such may seem to take the sting out of the joke. But...
One potential route to flagging fake news at scale: Linguistic analysis
By Fatemeh Torabi Asr, for The Conversation
Have you ever read something online and shared it among your networks, only to find out it was...