Almost 10% of people in Central and Eastern Europe trust online disinformation outlets as relevant sources of information on world affairs, says a study by the Slovak GLOBSEC institute.

President Macron’s public statements about disinformation showed how societies can successfully stand up against this problem by calling it out for what it is. After this, the pro-Kremlin disinformation campaign in France cannot be considered a success.

Speaking about disinformation might not make the problem go away just like that. But what would be the consequence of failing to speak about disinformation? In an essay with the title "Your silence will not protect you", the critically acclaimed Finnish-Estonian...

Do you remember the viral video, which claimed to show how an independent journalist told off “mainstream media” colleagues at a UN press conference about Aleppo? Have you seen the Facebook video with Merkel and Putin trying to keep up appearances as their national...

Migration is a controversially debated topic in the European Union. But not in pro-Kremlin media: they have a clear narrative about migrants in the EU.

Russian state-owned media regularly make use of international “experts” to give legitimacy to pro-Kremlin narratives, even if the experts are known as such only by pro-Kremlin media. During the last couple of weeks, we have seen this strategy in action again.

Facebook recently put forward a paper recognising the existence of information operations on the popular social networking site. Much of its technical analysis confirms what we already know about pro-Kremlin disinformation.

The outcome of the French elections did not change the tone of the media coverage about Emmanuel Macron in Russian media.

Danish investigative journalists have traced the spread of pro-Kremlin disinformation into established Danish media.

A union that is both expansionist, interventionist and aggressive; as well as weak, collapsing and doomed to fail. Such is the image of the European Union in the world of pro-Kremlin media, as described in a recent study by the Wilfried Martens Centre. The author,...