James Miller: “Russian media attack the truth”
What is more important in journalism: speed or accuracy? How can Ukraine resist Russian propaganda? How journalists can distinguish true and lies?
Timothy Snyder: Ukraine has to have its own story of the past
Timothy Snyder speaks with Stopfake.org about Russian propaganda and Ukrainian counteraction. Why does Russian propaganda work?
To Understand Putin, Read Orwell
Anyone who wants to understand the current Russian position on Ukraine would do well to begin with George Orwell’s classic, 1984.
Russia and the Menace of Unreality
At the NATO summit in Wales last week, General Philip Breedlove, the military alliance’s top commander, made a bold declaration.
LifeNews, Vesti and Others. Is the Propaganda a Crime?
In the today’s war the media confirmed to have the status of the fourth estate. But the estate, which is not burdened with obligations or responsibilities, Artem Afian says in his blog on LIGA.net.
Yevhen Fedchenko: Battling for truth
The war is here. The military warfare of David and Goliath – and also the enormous information war of the same scale waged against Ukraine.
Kremlin has Launched a new Information Attack
The armed conflict in eastern Ukraine lasts already for more than four months. Lots of money has been spent, many people died. The tension of the political conflict elevated each day.
How to read news
Galina Timchenko, a Russian journalist and a former chief editor of the portal Lenta.ru, created the following instructions, which were published in the magazine “Afisha. 1. Don't believe headlines.
Lies, Damned Lies and Russian Disinformation
The Russian Federation uses extensive propaganda, outright lies, and—most importantly—disinformation as part of the hybrid warfare it is waging against Ukraine and the West.
Russia’s top 100 lies about Ukraine
The American website Examiner.com published Russia’s top lies about Ukraine. Russia’s propaganda machine shows no signs of slowing down.