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News and Analysis Figure of the Week: 13
February 20, 2018

Figure of the Week: 13

Thirteen Russian citizens have been criminally charged in the United States for conspiring to "sow discord in the U.S. political system," including the 2016 presidential election.
Fun This is not the Wagner Group
October 02, 2019

This is not the Wagner Group

"We have nothing to do with the Wagner Group," a Russian military instructor in the Central African Republic told on Kremlin TV. But an image later in the report told something different.
News and Analysis Figure of the Week: 20
September 25, 2018

Figure of the Week: 20

Amid growing international consensus that Moscow was behind the poisoning of ex-Russian spy Sergei Skripal and his daughter, Russian audiences are being bombarded with different, often conflicting theories about the case.
News and Analysis And you are a Nazi, too!
January 27, 2017

And you are a Nazi, too!

The pro-Kremlin outlets enjoy accusing others of being Nazi. Most frequently, this insult targets the Ukrainians and the people in the three Baltic states. But practically anything and anyone opposing the Kremlin’s interests can be “Nazi”, e.g. the anti-Soviet uprising in…
News and Analysis A l'action!
January 11, 2017

A l'action!

Last week saw warnings that the upcoming French presidential election could be subject to similar interference as the vote for the US President in late 2016. President Putin has, as we previously reported, approved a budget increase of 1,22 billion roubles (ca USD 19 million) to enable his…
News and Analysis Figure of the Week: 7,000
December 10, 2019

Figure of the Week: 7,000

As the EUvsDisinfo database grows bigger every week, we take a look at the last four years of recording and challenging pro-Kremlin disinformation. Who made it to the Hall of Infamy?
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