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Russophobia, Dependence, and the Belarusian Gay-Opposition

Last week, the pro-Kremlin media claimed that Russophobia is Lithuania's main export. In reality, it's mineral fuels and machinery. But this case offers a great opportunity to ask, what's the main "export" of the pro-Kremlin media?

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Lost in Translation

Lost in Translation

Here is why you should think twice before giving an interview to the Kremlin-controlled media.
Pro-Kremlin News Front Praising Hitler

Pro-Kremlin News Front Praising Hitler

News Front, a pro-Kremlin site, based on Crimea, is praising Adolf Hitler, questioning the holocaust and expressing sympathy with Nazi attacks on the LGBTQ community in Germany in the 30s.
Renewed Focus on MH17

Renewed Focus on MH17

Pro-Kremlin disinformation seemingly has no limits. In Russia's war on truth, no topic is too taboo, no claim too outrageous. But even so, amid the endless web of lies and misrepresentations, the disinformation campaign surrounding Russia's downing of Malaysian Airlines Flight MH17 – a crime that took 298 innocent lives – stands out for its viciousness.
The Sin of Omission

The Sin of Omission

“Ex-Chancellor of Germany calls Crimea’s reunification with Russia legitimate,” the Russian state news agency RIA Novosti told. But it forgot to mention one important detail.
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