Kremlin trolls are engaged in massive anti-Ukrainian propaganda in Poland
Warsaw — Kremlin “trolls” have launched a massive campaign to discredit Ukraine and Ukrainians in the Polish Internet space. Polish analysts note that an...
Russia Without BS: Face to Face
I love conversion stories. Perhaps that’s because I’ve had so many myself. I consider it ridiculous that we live in a society that condemns...
Kremlin Watch Monitor ǀ June 20, 2016
After being the only allied president who denies organized Russian military presence in Ukraine, office of the Czech President has given an interview...
Russian state television accidentally broadcasts evidence that Moscow uses cluster bombs in Syria
The state-sponsored television channel RT aired footage of a Russian combat aircraft carrying cluster munitions in Syria at the Khmeimim Air Base. In a...
Russian propaganda claims soldiers who invaded Crimea were “peacekeeping mission”
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(right photo: Reshat Ametov, with two of his three children)
A monument to the victims of the Deportation of the Crimean Tatars...
Information war monitor for Central Europe: May 2016 Part 1
GLOBSEC Policy Institute’s bi-weekly overview of conventional and social media discourse in the Czech Republic, Hungary and Slovakia monitors propaganda and disinformation attempts, as...
False Flags: The Kremlin’s Hidden Cyber Hand
For two years the so-called Cyber Caliphate has been the online weapon brandished by the Islamic State against its enemies. Its hacking offensive, including...
Russia stifles Serbia
The sudden cancellation of Prime Minister Aleksander Vučić’s visits to Brussels and Washington illustrates that Serbia’s new government remains susceptible to Kremlin pressure. Vučić...
Exploitation of weaknesses: pro-Kremlin propaganda in Central-Eastern Europe
The West is an Easy Target for Kremlin’s Disinformation, Ivana Smolenova wrote for Intersection.
From those who seek to control the minds of others, Russia’s...
Russian television not so prevalent in eastern Ukraine, study finds
Less than six percent of residents in unoccupied eastern Ukraine watch programs about politics on Russian television every day, a new study by the...