How Oleksandr Usyk’s Views on Language Reflect Ukraine’s Fight for Identity Oleksandr Usyk is known across the world as an undisputed heavyweight champion, yet his […]
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A Spanish-language website with declared partnerships with RT and Sputnik has published more than 2,300 links to EU-sanctioned Russian sources, systematically amplifying Kremlin war narratives
When the Enemy Speaks With an American Accent Modern warfare uses not only missiles and attack drones but also malicious narratives. Alongside artillery barrages and
A new investigation by Bellingcat has uncovered multiple digital connections between Viory, a self-described “Global South” video news agency based in Abu Dhabi, and Ruptly,
Latvia’s foreign ministry has dismissed Moscow’s threat to take the Baltic states to the International Court of Justice over alleged mistreatment of ethnic Russians as
In May 2026, the Kremlin ran a coordinated intimidation campaign across Europe built on a simple proposition: Ukraine has already lost, peace is impossible, and
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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Lithuania’s parliament has begun debating a package of five legal amendments that would criminalise the spread of disinformation and propaganda of aggressive war, including prison
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
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