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‘War is being waged against Russia on all fronts’ ‘War is being waged against Russia on all fronts’

With an intensifying missile and drone barrage against Ukraine, the Russian leadership is pushing the masses into an “all or nothing” logic which blends hyper-patriotism with paranoia.

False Dawn: Heimat Left Vulnerable False Dawn: Heimat Left Vulnerable

Kremlin propagandists have declared Bakhmut ‘liberated’ even though it has been reduced to rubble. Plumes of smoke rising across a homeland left undefended may yet turn their premature joy into mourning.

Framing others for your own wrongdoings Framing others for your own wrongdoings

Last week, Poland and Germany stood out as one of the main targets of the pro-Kremlin information manipulation ecosystem.

Speak loudly and carry a little stick Speak loudly and carry a little stick

Putin’s 9 May speech reflects the most heinous of Kremlin’s disinformation narratives and historical revisionism to hide the truth of Russia’s suicidal war in Ukraine from its own people and the world.

Victory Day, 9 May in the past in the USSR and Russia Victory Day, 9 May in the past in the USSR and Russia

We take a look at how 9 May parades have developed since 1945 in the USSR and Russia, why flashy weapons became fashionable, and what messages speeches sent.

Historical revisionism: ‘Polish imperialism against Ukraine and Belarus’ Historical revisionism: ‘Polish imperialism against Ukraine and Belarus’

Apart from Ukraine, Poland is among the Kremlin’s top scapegoats and objects of historical revisionism. In an upside-down mirror of Moscow’s own imperial ambitions actions, Poland has long been smeared as a warmonger and a ‘vassal’ of the US trying to annex parts of Ukraine and Belarus.

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‘Sanctions do not work’: Russian disinformation narratives about sanctions in the EU, in Ukraine, and in Russia itself ‘Sanctions do not work’: Russian disinformation narratives about sanctions in the EU, in Ukraine, and in Russia itself

by Tommaso Canetta (EDMO), Valeriia Danko (StopFake), Yuliia Dukach (Texty.org.ua)

Removing sanctions would immensely benefit the Kremlin. That is why its disinformation network produces lies and conspiracies with the goal of sowing discord and giving the impression that sanctions are ineffective.

The Chinese Communist Party’s information operations to shape international perception of its regime in Xinjiang The Chinese Communist Party’s information operations to shape international perception of its regime in Xinjiang

by Dr Jacob Wallis and Albert Zhang

The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) views the information environment as a mechanism for reshaping the geopolitical landscape in ways conducive to the party-state’s projection of political power.

A History of Defamation: Key Russian Narratives on Ukrainian Sovereignty A History of Defamation: Key Russian Narratives on Ukrainian Sovereignty

by Inna Polianska

Russia’s tradition of dehumanising and inciting hatred toward Ukrainians started long before the country’s 2014 military aggression against Ukraine. In fact, Russia’s imperial past and its more recent foreign policy have never accepted a sovereign Ukraine’s existence.

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