Opinions

By Julia Davis, for CEPA The Kremlin’s mouthpieces once denied they were the regime’s playthings. No longer.  In the years preceding September’s US revelatory indictments against RT...

By Mitzi Perdue, for CEPA Disappointed by the government’s lack of action, a former US Senator has taken up the information struggle through a YouTube channel...

By Edward Lucas, for CEPA Anastasia Trofimova, a Russian-Canadian filmmaker, says she did not witness any war crimes during the seven months she spent embedded with...

The Digital Services Act represents the democratic world’s most ambitious effort to regulate social media. It's off to a slow start. By Bill Echikson, for CEPA The...

By Kseniya Kirillova, for CEPA Russian efforts to question Ukrainian statehood have not developed as intended.  Pro-Kremlin analysts have devised a new argument in their campaign to...

By Dorka Takácsy, for CEPA Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán’s performative diplomacy is aiding the Kremlin’s anti-Western propaganda. Orbán managed to do two favors for Moscow in...

By Kseniya Kirillova, for CEPA Some Russian propagandists have broken with the Kremlin narrative by questioning if NATO and Ukraine are behind an upsurge in terrorist...

By Walter Clemens, for CEPA Russian public opinion is not very different from the 19th century. The tsar can do no wrong. Problems are blamed on...

By Julia Davis, for CEPA The Australian hacker Assange has been freed and returned home, but there is no joy among his Russian admirers. Julian Assange...