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News and Analysis Figure of the Week: 20
September 25, 2018

Figure of the Week: 20

Facebook's "War Room" will use specially designed software to spot and track unusual activity flowing across the social network during election periods in different countries.
News and Analysis Think Before you Share
May 12, 2020

Think Before you Share

No one wants to be the person who contaminates their friends’ social media feeds with conspiracy theories or disinformation. Use this list to make sure you stay ahead of disinformation!
News and Analysis Repeating a Lie Does Not Make it True
October 21, 2020

Repeating a Lie Does Not Make it True

Regurgitation is the editorial policy of pro-Kremlin media. Old claims are re-chewed, spewed up and repeated. The ever-handy idea of "false flag operations" can be used and reused infintely. But repeating lies does not make them true.
News and Analysis Navalny’s first year in prison - Updated
January 16, 2022

Navalny’s first year in prison - Updated

A year ago, on 17 January 2021, Alexei Navalny was arrested upon returning to Russia. He had recovered from a poison attack on his life only to go straight to prison. Why? How? For what? The case frames modern-day Russia. We analyse the smear and disinformation campaign. Update: on 25 January Navalny and several advisors were listed as extremists / terrorists.
News and Analysis What did not happen
February 22, 2023

What did not happen

A year after Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine, Kremlin is preparing another flood of disinformation about their horrific war of choice. But it is useful to reflect on how wrong Russia leaders have been in their assumptions, claims and predictions.
News and Analysis From Sweden with love
May 16, 2017

From Sweden with love

Russian state-owned media regularly make use of international "experts" to give legitimacy to pro-Kremlin narratives, even if the experts are known as such only by pro-Kremlin media. During the last couple of weeks, we have seen this strategy in action again.
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