China Claims There’s Religious Freedom in Xinjiang. Not Even Close
"In Xinjiang, all citizens enjoy the same rights. It is a completely independent choice of each citizen to believe in, or not believe in, any religion.
Russian Media Invent Phony Coverup Story About US Army Homicides
"Journalists are diligently helping the army command to hush up the scandal. None of them accuses the base commanders or the country's leadership, generalizes, demands immediate jailing, no one shouts that…
Bestiarium Kremlinensis A – Z
Fear is the main element in the pro-Kremlin disinformation ecosystem. The EUvsDisinfo has earlier outlined a few of the phobias, plaguing the pro-Kremlin media.
Facebook is still fighting against disinformation. But it doesn’t know if it’s winning
“In dozens of countries, in cooperation with public institutions, we have launched Messenger and WhatsApp chatbots, which allow people to easily access reliable information.
Law against fake news? It’s not going to work
The journalists of “Rzeczpospolita” in the summer 2020 have created a decalogue of the fight against fake news.
The Embarrassment Of Failure
The August 2020 attempt to assassinate Alexei Navalny has been a major topic in the flow of disinformation this year.
‘Tis That Time Of Year Again
Christmas trees, Christmas lights, Christmas candy, cheesy Christmas movies on TV we have seen umpteen times already. We sing Christmas hymns and decorate the town and our homes with Nativity scenes.
It Is All In The Headline: The Subtle Art Of Information Manipulation
Pro-Kremlin media are drumming up support for the Sputnik V vaccine by creating the perception that the European Medicines Agency (EMA) has initiated negotiations with the developer of the Russian vaccine, the Gamaleya Centre.
Sputnik V aimed at the world
Russian media keep disinforming with the content concerning the subject of the vaccines against the Covid-19, according to the head of the EU diplomacy Josep Borrell.
Edward Lukas: Secret weapons
Russia and China’s nukes are for show. Worry about their other weapons. Russia showed off its nuclear triad last week, launching missiles from sea, land, and air as a reminder that, at least in nuclear terms, it is still a superpower.