New Wave Of Disinformation On Sanctions

On March 2nd European Council imposed restrictive measures on four Russian individuals. They were held responsible for serious human rights violations, including arbitrary arrests and detentions (including…

Malaysia’s ‘fake news’ ordinance takes effect amid continuing concern over the COVID-19 state of...

Malaysia’s Emergency (Essential Powers) (No. 2) Ordinance 2021, a measure that criminalizes the publication of “fake news” pertaining to COVID-19 took effect on March 12.

Who Really Led U.S.-Russia Relations to a Dead End?

“The current situation is a consequence of Washington’s purposeful policy, which over the past several years, in fact, has deliberately led bilateral relations to a dead end.

Big Names Resurrect Dubious Chem Weapons Conspiracy

“It is now well established that some senior inspectors involved with the investigation, one of whom played a central role, reject how the investigation derived its conclusions …

Twitter could be fully blocked in Russia within the next month

The microblogging service Twitter could be fully blocked in Russia within the next month, according to Russian state media and internet regulator Roskomnadzor.

Russia Spins Pseudo-History on Anniversary of Crimea Seizure

“Seven years passed since the people of #Crimea stood against coup d'etat in #Ukraine. Hundreds of thousands of Crimeans took part in a referendum to protect their home and further choice – to come back to…

Kremlin Watch Briefing: Germany is the main target of Russian disinformation in the EU

Germany is the main target of Russian disinformation in the EU, according to EU vs Disinfo. EU to impose additional sanctions on Russia in line with the new Global Human Rights Sanctions Regime.

Clinging To Eternal Russia

Time is one of the most fascinating concepts the mind has come up with. How one understands it, has far-reaching consequences, including for spread of disinformation.

Silence More: RT Boss Demands All Foreign Social Media Be Closed

In November 2019, Russia adopted a law on developing a sovereign Internet. Recently, the Russian telecom watchdog Roskomnadzor declared that access to Twitter, after the company’s violation of Russian law, should be “slowed down”.

It’s not just a social media problem: How search engines can spread misinformation

As more people pick inaccurate and misleading results, the search engines learn that that’s what people want. Search engines are one of society’s primary gateways to information and people, but they are also conduits for misinformation.