Russian news uses fake photos and distorted interview on chemical attack
"Literal information bombs! This week was a journalist's godsend for our military correspondent in Syria, Evgeny Poddubnyy.
RT could lose its UK broadcast license
“Since the events in Salisbury, we have observed a significant increase in the number of programmes on the RT service that warrant investigation as potential breaches of the Ofcom Broadcasting Code”, the British media regulator, Ofcom, said in a statement issued on Wednesday, 18 April.
A Movie as “New Evidence on Fake Chemical Attack” – Again
A little girl in turquoise t-shirt and pants, a boy and an older man are lying on a vehicle. Their bodies look dead, but at the same time a neat and clean film crew with cameras is surrounding them.
Russia’s “Nazi” Narrative Against Lithuania and the Baltic States
The 2016 US Presidential elections were the final wake-up call for Western countries to grasp the full scope of Russian information warfare.
NTV goes to Denmark: a story about backfire
Located in the far Western corner of the Baltic Sea, Denmark does not appear very often on the radar of the pro-Kremlin disinformation campaign. Last week, however, it did.
Fake: Ukraine Leads In Human Rights Violations
This week Russia’s Foreign Ministry criticized the latest annual US State Department Human Rights report as an “opus full of Russophobic stereotypes” filled with “politicized assessments and crude ideological clichés” against Russia.
Kremlin Watch Briefing: British Parliament moves toward a more coordinated investigation
British Parliament moves toward an effective and comprehensive investigation of Russian influence, setting an example for other national parliaments to expose and counter disinformation and influence operations.
Fake: Ukraine to Become Nuclear Waste Dump
On April 17 proposed legislation on improving the management of radioactive waste was given its first reading in the Ukrainian parliament.
China Central Television backs Russian version of the Syrian crisis, saying chemical attacks were...
Days after the United States, the United Kingdom and France launched airstirkes in Syria in response to the suspected use of chemical weapons near Damascus by the Syrian government, Chinese President Xi…
The week in Russian media: threats of annihilation
An odd but not surprising theme appeared in Russian media during this week. Whereas threatening with the possible use of nuclear arms is a recurring theme in Russian state media, and from representatives of the Kremlin, talk about total annihilation is maybe more rare.