In May 2026, the Kremlin’s European proxy network deployed three coordinated disinformation narratives: one to erase civilian casualties from a mass atrocity, one to delegitimise […]
Russia’s Top Three Disinformation Narratives Spreading Across Europe in May 2026 Read More »
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
Russia is running a coordinated disinformation campaign portraying the Ukrainian government as deliberately replacing its own population with non-European migrants, exploiting wartime labor shortages to
Russia Is Seeding Anti-Migrant Panic in Ukraine While Reality Says Otherwise Read More »
Russia moved to deny responsibility for a deadly missile strike on a Kyiv apartment building on May 14, launching a disinformation campaign built on narratives
Russia’s Disinformation Was in Place Before It Struck a Kyiv Apartment Block, Killing 24 Read More »
Vladimir Putin arrived in Beijing on May 20 seeking concrete wins. He left two days later with a stack of diplomatic declarations, no energy deal,
No Pipeline, No Breakthrough: What Putin Failed to Secure in Beijing Read More »
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
How Kremlin Turned Yermak Corruption Case Into Weapon Against Western Aid for Ukraine Read More »
Moldova summoned the Russian ambassador on May 18, days after Putin signed a decree fast-tracking citizenship for Transnistria residents in what Moldovan and Ukrainian officials
Moldova Summons Russian Ambassador After Putin Signs Transnistria Citizenship Decree Read More »
Belarus has begun joint exercises with Russia, practising the combat use of tactical nuclear weapons, drawing sharp condemnation from Ukraine and renewed concern among NATO
The EU’s 20th sanctions package closes a critical loophole on military rubber supplies, but investigative findings and enforcement data show that circumvention networks remain far
Sanctioned Keep Reaching Russia as Europe Struggles to Close the Gaps Read More »
A recent study of nearly 30,000 respondents across 18 European countries finds that proximity to pro-Kremlin political parties and exposure to disinformation are the strongest
Russia’s budget for information influence operations abroad has reached a record $1.85 billion in 2026, a 50% increase on the previous year, according to a
Russia Has Allocated $1.85 Billion to Foreign Propaganda in 2026, Up 50% on Last Year Read More »
A coordinated Russian propaganda campaign is exploiting Ukraine’s wartime labour shortage debate to manufacture anti-migrant panic, undermine trust in the government, and discredit mobilisation. A
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