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October 23, 2019

Desperately Seeking Recognition

Crimea is Ukraine. However, the Kremlin and its propaganda machinery will go many extra miles to seek out support of the inaccurate claim that Crimea’s status changed as a result of Russia’s invasion in 2014. 

Disinformation Review

December 14, 2023

The Next in Line

The Kremlin liar-in-chief announces his regime will continue and his stooges find US biolabs wherever they look.

News and Analysis

February 28, 2020

Sanctions on the Spotlight: Disinformation Targets Latvia

Disinformation framing Latvia as Russophobic is part of a long-term campaign, this time resurfacing due to implementation of US sanctions.

News and Analysis

October 24, 2017

Figure of the Week: 365 Days

A recent disinformation story claimed a US ship badly damaged a port in Ukraine, forcing it to shut down for a year.

Top Story

July 11, 2019

Rule, Britannia! A Round Table without King Arthur

British Society of the Round Table has infiltrated the US government. This, and other conspiracies have been spread in pro-Kremlin media this week.

News and Analysis

March 20, 2018

Figure of the Week: 50 million

The data analytics firm Cambridge Analytica took private information from more than 50 million U.S. Facebook users without their permission to support Donald Trump's 2016 presidential campaign, one of the biggest breaches in Facebook's history.

Disinformation Review

August 26, 2021

Ukraine, Crimean Platform and the Witches' Sabbath

Many disinformation cases collected this week targeted Ukraine and the Crimean Platform, but the US got it's fair share as well.

News and Analysis

September 15, 2021

Smart Voting vs Outsmarting Democracy

The Smart Voting concept has caused panic in the Kremlin. There was a clear and present danger that the voters would support candidates not controlled by the authorities in the election this week. The Kremlin needed new approaches to manage the voting process, to outsmart democracy.

News and Analysis

November 14, 2018

Alaska Purchase: Kremlin's Trolls Suggest A Refund

Kremlin-linked publicist Nikolai Starikov suggested that Russia might withdraw from the 1867 treaty with the US on transferring the ownership of Alaska.

News and Analysis

June 08, 2020

A Red, White and Blue All-American Maidan

In the world of the pro-Kremlin disinformation network, protests are never genuine expression of popular discontent. Protests are always staged, be that in Hong Kong, France or Venezuela – or in the US.