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Pouring Derision upon Eurovision

Pouring Derision upon Eurovision

Nationalist Russian website Tsargrad goes full Don Quixote on the Eurovision Song Contests. The contest is, according to the outlet, an instrument for LGBT propaganda, feminism and tolerance - some of the worst things the Tsargrad can imagine.
Building a false façade

Building a false façade

EEAS in collaboration with Spanish authorities uncovered a network of manipulative websites with links to Russia, aiming to launder disinformation directed at Western audiences.
“The very fact you are a journalist is a direct threat to the occupiers and that is why they are persecuting us” Interview with Svitlana Zalizetska

“The very fact you are a journalist is a direct threat to the occupiers and that is why they are persecuting us” Interview with Svitlana Zalizetska

Svitlana Zalizetska, a Ukrainian journalist from Melitopol, Zaporizhzhia region, has been writing about life in her city under Russian occupation for over two years. We talked to Svitlana about her work during the occupation, the terror that the Russian occupiers spread, and the challenges that journalists in the occupied territories currently face.
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