Disinformation
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May 26, 2022
Post-Mortem: Russian and Chinese COVID-19 Information Operations
Post-Mortem is part of CEPA’s broader work aimed at tracking and evaluating Russian and Chinese information operations around COVID-19.
May 25, 2022
Russia’s Military Telegrams its Discontent
Russian troops are using social media channels to discuss the war, despite potentially punitive punishments. The Kremlin won’t like it.
May 20, 2022
Pragmatism Defeats Propaganda – Finland’s Move to NATO
Finland beat back Russian threats and propaganda to embrace NATO. Educational reforms and a free press played key roles
May 18, 2022
Russian Propagandists Regain Footing on Ukraine
Russian information outlets are recovering from a bad start. How can they be countered?
May 18, 2022
Europe’s Tech Regulations May Put Free Speech at Risk
European legislators have agreed on a landmark Digital Services Act to combat online illegal speech. But the bill threatens freedom of expression.
May 13, 2022
Sweden and Finland Brace for Russian Backlash
Countering a Swedish-Finnish bid for NATO membership has been a perennial Kremlin goal. That now looks to have failed as the countries seem poised to join.
May 12, 2022
How to Terminate Russian Disinformation
Russia’s failed invasion of Ukraine can pave the way to ending the Kremlin’s weaponized disinformation against the West.
May 10, 2022
Putin the Risen Christ — Russia’s Ultranationalist Pin-Up
Vladimir Putin may be a war criminal to most in the West, but for ardent Russian ultranationalists he is a risen Christ fighting a crusade.
May 9, 2022
The Mystery of the Moskva
The US is to blame for everything in the topsy turvy world of Russian propaganda, except the things it’s actually involved in.