Catch Carlos If You Can
A mysterious Twitter persona launched one of the most enduring Moscow-friendly hoaxes of the MH17 airline tragedy. We found the ex-convict behind the lie.
Russian state workers receive an election season raise, promised nearly six years ago
“In January-February, the most significant increase occurred in these categories, because they went up by 200% from 163-165%. There is nothing surprising here.
Russian propaganda playbook on full display in Russian embassy tweets on poisoning of ex-spy...
The Russian Embassy’s twitter account is often a display of old and new Russian propaganda. The “old” propaganda we became accustomed to touts Russia’s natural beauty, grain harvests, birthdays and anniversaries of heroes and heroic events in Russian and Soviet history.
Russian Parliament Leaders Falsely Imply Powerful US Lawmakers Are Immune to Charges of Sexual...
“If such accusations were put forward by the female journalists of Russia Today or Sputnik, for instance, against Senator McCain – then the outcome would be predetermined – in the U.S.A. the Russian female journalists would be blamed.
How I Accidentally Spread ‘Fake News’ And Learned From It
Not long ago, during an extensive dive into my e-mails in search of a friend’s address, I came across a story forwarded to me by journalist Remy Ourdan.
European Commission experts urge ‘Code of principles’ for social-media networks
The European Commission's high-level expert group on fake news has called for a “code of principles” that online platforms and social networks should commit to.
British PM: ‘Highly Likely’ Russia Behind Attack on Former Spy
British Prime Minister Theresa May said Monday a “military-grade nerve agent” known to have been developed by Russia was used to poison former Russian spy Sergei Skripal and that her government has concluded it is “highly likely” Moscow was responsible.
Fuel hysteria, sow discord, spread confusion. Detailed account on manipulation attempts before US elections
A more than two year long operation involving dozens of employees, hundreds of thousands of followers and millions of dollars – such is the scale of Russia’s operation aimed at influencing the public opinion on social media before the 2016 US Presidential elections.
Fake News: A Roadmap’
Download publication file (6.31 MB) Fifteen MA students studying strategic communications within the Department of War Studies have collaborated with NATO to publish the first definitive analysis of the growing phenomenon of ‘fake news’ in a new book, ‘Fake News: A Roadmap’.
Kremlin Watch Briefing: Lies travel fast
Social media companies should have national offices in order to better understand local environments and norms.









