Figure of the Week: 0
Kyiv doesn’t have a single Russian-language school: this recent “news” is based entirely on false claims and a mysterious Excel sheet.
Pranksters as pro-Kremlin propaganda
Foreign politicians, diplomats, even Elton John, have received their phone calls. But they wouldn’t ever prank Putin.
A war by any other name
This week in pro-Kremlin disinformation, we noticed ample usage of the term “war”.
“The Death of Stalin” as European information warfare
Is “The Death of Stalin” in fact an information attack on Russia? Is “Paddington 2”?
Figure of the Week: 470,000
In the run-up to the 2016 U.S. presidential election, automated accounts linked to Russia shared Donald Trump’s Twitter posts almost 470,000 times but gave Hillary Clinton almost 10 times fewer retweets.
Human rights defenders, Western diplomats attacked by Russian TV
Secretly obtained recordings and disinformation is not a new thing on Russian television, and it remains unhindered by the Russian authorities.
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