Subverting NATO from within
By Janusz Bugajski, for CEPA
Unable to Prevent NATO Enlargement, Moscow Is Intensifying Its Campaign to Subvert Alliance Members From Within.
President
Vladimir Putin views...
Journalists become media literacy teachers
By Colleen Shalby, for NiemanLab
“We’ve been taught not to be the story, or divert from our priorities to inform the...
Formalizing newsrooms’ battle against disinformation
By Craig Newmark, for NiemanLab
“I predict that newsrooms will put in place and uphold formal editorial policies that demand all...
Stanisław Żaryn: A hidden agenda behind Putin’s disinformation attack on Poland
By Stanisław Żaryn
At the turn of the year, Vladimir Putin, along with other top Russian officials, carried out a massive disinformation campaign...
Monica Drake: A renewed focus on misinformation
By Monica Drake, for NiemanLab
“As everyone focuses on granular accuracy, the media outlets that have a truly diverse and inclusive reporting...
Lies get further normalized
By Peter Bale, for NiemanLab
“It’s no accident that academic and journalist Peter Pomerantsev’s first book, about the wild days of journalism...
A smarter conversation about how (and why) fact-checking matters
By Lucas Graves, for NiemanLab
“The facts unearthed by reporters and other watchdogs are a resource for public action, but they tend...
‘Russian world’ should be understood as ‘infectious psychiatric disorder,’ Altufyev says
By Paul Goble, Window on Eurasia
The Russian world has been defined and approached from many different directions, with some arguing that it includes...
Geneva Overholser: Death to bothsidesism
By Geneva Overholser, for NiemanLab
“In day-to-day political reporting, the Times is hopelessly stuck in the past. Its proud allegiance...
The distorting mirror – A conversation between Igor Pomerantsev and Peter Pomerantsev
By Igor Pomerantsev, Peter Pomerantsev, for Eurozine
Russia as the liberal
unconscious, source of all that the West finds abject and unsettling?
There is something...