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December 06, 2023

Elections in Poland through the prism of Lukashenka regime’s propaganda

A highly corrupt, undemocratic, and non-sovereign country with no freedom of speech, flawed elections, and enormous socio-economic problems – this is how Poland was unfailingly portrayed in Belarusian state media in the lead-up to and aftermath of the October 2023 parliamentary election.

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February 01, 2022

It can happen in the EU, too: public smear campaign and hacker attacks against Faktograf.hr in Croatia

Faktrograf.hr, a fact-checking portal based in Croatia, became the target of a smear campaign followed by a series of hacking attacks during the month of January.

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March 27, 2018

Defensive Disinformation as Decoy Flare: Skripal and Flight MH17

When Russian authorities have a particularly bad case and are put in a defensive position, pro-Kremlin media always use the same technique.

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June 12, 2018

Austrian TV Confronts Putin with the Issue of Disinformation

The interview is a unique opportunity to understand the thinking with regards to disinformation on Russia's highest political level.

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December 09, 2016

Preserving traditional Russian values

“Traditional Russian spiritual and moral values” are key words in Russia's new information security doctrine and identified as at risk of being "undermined" from abroad.

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April 27, 2021

Figure of the Week: 77

77 per cent of the Russians fear occasionally or permanently arbitrariness of the authorities. According to a survey by the independent Russian polling institute Levada, the Russians fear the government more than they fear death.

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June 13, 2018

The Burrito Theft Theory

What happens when you transfer Russian disinformation tactics from the world of geopolitics to an everyday life conflict between two roommates?

Disinformation Review

July 04, 2019

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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