Opinions

The daily diet of the Kremlin’s ‘weaponized propaganda’ is not all lies — and it’s heating up Russians’ outrage over the war in Ukraine and the West’s role.

From a nondescript office building in St. Petersburg, Russia, an army of well-paid “trolls” has tried to wreak havoc all around the Internet — and in real-life American communities. round 8:30 a.m. on Sept.

Introducing Eric Draitser, he’s a Brooklyn College graduate, lives in New York. His LinkedIn profile says he is a car insurance salesman. Mr.

Deep inside a four-story marble building in St. Petersburg, hundreds of workers tap away at computers on the front lines of an information war, say those who have been inside.

Russian opposition blogger Ruslan Leviev and his small team of investigators have released a new investigation into the deaths of three Russian soldiers who seem to have died during a battle in eastern Ukraine in May 2015 (English translations available here and here).

The recent failure of opinion polls ahead of the British elections has sparked much soul-searching in Westminster circles.

Media watchdog has threatened RT with statutory sanctions after repeated breaches of broadcasting regulations on impartiality.

The Nation magazine, a sharply left-wing publication, is runand semi-owned by Katrina vanden Heuvel, a wealthy left-wing heiress. That means she can do whatever she likes with the magazine and she has.

Ideas matter. They matter so much that they cause seismic shifts in history. Extremist ideas foster revolutionary fanatics so beholden to ideology that attempting to contain them can be like placing a Band-Aid on an open wound.

What is wrong with a new Russian 'leaked' report concerning Malaysia Airlines Boeing crash? StopFake.org talked to Aric Toler, contributor at bellingcat.com.