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Exploiting the Trauma of Trianon

Exploiting the Trauma of Trianon

A century-old peace treaty is giving the pro-Kremlin media ammunition in spreading divisions and polarising narratives targeting Hungarians and Ukrainians alike.
Potemkin Prophecies

Potemkin Prophecies

Forecasting future events is not an exact science. But what if your predictions are wrong exactly 100 per cent of the time?
Victory Day for Recycling Propaganda

Victory Day for Recycling Propaganda

Putin's lacklustre 9 May speech recycles well-known Kremlin's disinformation tropes and links war in Ukraine to fighting the Nazis in WW2
"The Propaganda Digs a Cultural Ditch Between Russia and Europe"

"The Propaganda Digs a Cultural Ditch Between Russia and Europe"

Pavel Kanygin has covered the MH17 case as an investigative journalist with Novaya Gazeta. In this exclusive interview, he shares his experience in challenging the state-sponsored disinformation. The first article in our new series of portraits.
The deep winter freeze that wasn’t

The deep winter freeze that wasn’t

The Kremlin’s disinformation narratives about energy issues targeting Europe melted away when contrary to their gloomy predictions Europe did not freeze to death last winter.
Figure of the Week: 117 Million

Figure of the Week: 117 Million

Harmful misinformation on the coronavirus was shared over 1.7 million times on Facebook and viewed an estimated 117 million times. This is the conclusion of a recent study published by the Avaaz activist network.
"Don't Turn Nuclear War into Politics!"

"Don't Turn Nuclear War into Politics!"

A choir in St. Petersburg included a song about destroying Washington in a performance on the day of the Russian Army. The song describes how a Russian submarine sails to the shores of America to destroy the enemy.
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