Two decades on, Russian state media omits facts about the Kursk submarine disaster
"On August 15, Norway offered help in the rescue operation. The offer was accepted by the Ministry of Defense.
Finally, Instagram is getting fact-checked (in a limited way and just in the U.S.,...
“The potential to prevent harm is high here, particularly with the widespread existence of health misinformation on the platform.
Your friendly local pro-Kremlin outlet: disinformation in Belarus
Pro-Kremlin disinformation increasingly exploits Belarusians’ trust in local news to question sovereignty of Belarus and undermine its people, language and culture. “Over 40 crews of harvester operators…
Russia: Non-information as disinformation
Using non-information as a disinformation tool is not a new tactic for the Kremlin. But the Russian government’s attempt to hide information about the large opposition protests in Moscow and the explosion of a…
Kremlin Watch Briefing: Russia watchers targeted by a sophisticated cyber-attack
The phishing attack on Russia-watchers was more successful than initially believed. European Values Think-Tank was among those targeted.
Journalistic protests against disinformation
Moscow is protesting. Against the abuse of power. For free and fair elections. Global audiences are watching disturbing footage of the Russian government’s physical crackdowns on the protesters.
The Alphabet book of pro-Kremlin disinformation (Part III: M – R)
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Missiles, paedophilia, and the Anglo-Saxon totalitarian caste system
It has been an eventful couple of weeks for the Kremlin’s disinformation machine, with several inconvenient topics – from the United States’ withdrawal from the Intermediate Nuclear Forces (INF) Treaty, to…
In Ethiopia, disinformation spreads through Facebook live as political tensions rise
On July 18, two Ethiopian protest groups clashed in front of the Ethiopian embassy in Washington, DC, in the United States, as Ethiopia’s tense national politics spread to its diasporas.
Governments countering disinformation: The case of Sweden
Last September, the Swedish people went to the polls to elect a new government. Before the election, disinformation campaigns had been observed i.e. in Ukraine, the United States, and France in the lead-up to elections.