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Fun Disinformation Preview: the HorrorScope
April 24, 2019

Disinformation Preview: the HorrorScope

Inspired by the report of the Parasychologic Capacity of the Russian Armed Forces, the Disinformation Review Team has looked into our Crystal Ball to see what kind of disinformation we might expect for the coming Kremlozodiacal Year:
News and Analysis Assessing the year ahead
January 08, 2018

Assessing the year ahead

As a new year commences, the last year is summed up and predictions for the future are being made by security services and national authorities. Last month both Denmark and the UK released reports on the topic.
News and Analysis Dependent media - Russia’s military TV Zvezda
July 16, 2017

Dependent media - Russia’s military TV Zvezda

"The chemical attack in Idlib in Syria on 7 April this year was a piece of “fake news” and a staged operation from the side of the rebels, which aimed at discrediting Syria’s government forces". So was the message in a seven minutes long report broadcast last week in Russia by the TV channel and online outlet Zvezda. In order to assess the relevance of Zvezda’s production as a contribution to throwing light on the Idlib attack, it makes sense to ask what kind of outlet Zvezda is and what interest it would have in making this sensational claim.
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