In May 2026, the Kremlin’s pro-Russian online outlets in the EU deployed three coordinated disinformation narratives: one to erase civilian casualties from a mass atrocity, […]
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Three of RIA Novosti’s most prolific columnists are personally sanctioned by the EU for denying Ukraine’s right to exist. Their work reaches Czech readers every
When Ukraine’s anti-corruption institutions proved they could reach the very top, Russia’s response was immediate: a coordinated campaign to convince Europe the whole thing was
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Ukraine’s former presidential press secretary sits across from one of America’s most pro-Kremlin broadcasters, spends 90 minutes repeating narratives that Russian state media has spent
When the EU adopted its 20th sanctions package on April 23, 2026, Russian state media and their European proxy supporters responded with a three-part counter-offensive:
The most ambitious Russian propaganda campaign of April 2026 was not a single lie but a three-part architecture: “the EU is a corrupt dictatorship, Europe
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Russian state media and their European proxy outlets ran six coordinated propaganda narratives in April 2026, from casting Brussels as a “dictatorship” to celebrating “American
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Across a dozen European countries, a coordinated disinformation network is running the same play: the country that invaded Ukraine is the victim, and the countries
Russia cannot intimidate European governments into abandoning Ukraine. So it is targeting their citizens instead – through a network of proxy media outlets that carries
Bulgaria’s eighth snap election in five years has produced its most consequential result in nearly three decades, and the world is reading it very differently
Viktor Orbán’s fall after 16 years in power is not simply a Hungarian story. It is evidence that the authoritarian populist wave that reshaped European
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Russia is running a coordinated hybrid campaign against the Baltic states, combining cyberattacks, manufactured disinformation, and a separatist provocation modelled on the Donbas playbook. The
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