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Figure of the Week: 9

Although Russian internet trolls actively seek to manipulate audiences at home, a new study shows that their influence campaigns are much more effective in the United States than in Russia.
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Britain has charged two Russian military intelligence officers with poisoning former Russian spy Sergei Skripal and his daughter, but only a fraction of Russians pin the blame on their country's secret services.
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Figure of the Week: 10

The Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia has seen a coordinated disinformation campaign targeting its referendum on changing the name of the country, and some fingers are pointing in Moscow's direction.
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Figure of the Week: 14

A group of pro-Kremlin hackers has released fake documents claiming that U.S. secret services are helping Kyiv poison water supplies in eastern Ukraine.
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Figure of the Week: 93

Bots and Russian trolls are behind many of the messages about vaccination published on social media, according to a new study by researchers at George Washington University.
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