The little things — pop-ups, notifications, warnings — work to fight fake news, new...
The growing stream of reporting on and data about fake news, misinformation, partisan content, and news literacy is hard to keep up with.
The secret labs conspiracy: a converging narrative
Some observers have recently argued about a convergence of narratives between pro-Kremlin and Chinese disinformation networks.
Decisive year for Putin
The leap year 2020, difficult and complicated for the world, seems to be also the decisive year for Russian president.
Interpol denies issuing red notices for Donald Trump, U.S. officials, as Iran claimed
“A senior Iranian judge says INTERPOL Red Notices have been issued for the prosecution of dozens of military and political officials of the United States, including President Donald Trump, on charges of…
Facebook uses Ukrainian nazis to fight Russia, and other absurdities
Dealing with disinformation is often psychologically draining – both for its creators as well as for those fighting against it.
NEPLP restricts most influential Kremlin’s propaganda channel in Latvia
The National Electronic Mass Media Council of Latvia (NEPLP) in compliance with sanctions imposed by Council of the European Union (EU) has decided to restrict the distribution of seven RT (formerly known as…
The Saker – blind loyalty, disguised as defiance
The Saker of the Vineyard is a blog by a retired Swiss Red Cross officer, residing in Florida and defending Russia against an enigmatic Empire.
Russia denies ‘territorial claims,’ but what about these?
“No, Russia doesn’t have any territorial claims against its neighbors. Source: TASS, June 22, 2020 MISLEADING On June 22, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov told reporters, “Russia doesn’t have any territorial claims against its neighbors.
Nationalists in North Macedonia use border closures to sow confusion and mistrust
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95 percent of Russians now say victory in 1945 was main event for Russia...
In the run-up to the pandemic-delayed Victory Day parade, 95 percent of Russians told VTsIOM that the victory over Nazi Germany was the most important event in their country’s history in the 20th century, with…