Propaganda
An examination of how Russian state propaganda works and why it is so effective: the mechanics of disinformation, the way official narratives are built and spread, and how the manipulation of public opinion sustains power at home while shaping perceptions of Russia abroad
Yandex is the Kremlin’s Weapon Against Democracy
Its close cooperation with the Russian authorities and security services
Russian Society is in the Midst of a Profound Transformation not Captured by Traditional Opinion Polls
Between March-April 2022, the trust in television as a source of information fell thirty percent
Propaganda Issues
Critics of Russian propaganda often reproduce its core mistake — taking their own perceptions of reality for reality itself
Stoking Anxiety: How the Russian Media Covers Tensions with Ukraine
And What Ordinary Russians Think About It
The Pandemic: Anti-Western rhetoric and information campaign by the Kremlin-controlled Russian media
Kremlin Media Manipulation at Home and in Russian-Speaking Countries
Disinformation, Euroskepticism and pro−Russian Parties in Eastern Europe
Pro-Russian parties’ voters are more Euroskeptic regardless of ideology
Navalny, “Nationalism”, and Never-Ending Reflexive Control
The Case of Alexey Sakhnin and the Western Left
Who Is Behind the Renewed Effort to Push Nord Stream 2 on Europe?
The April 2020 Poll, Its Sponsors and the PR Campaign Around It
Kremlin’s Efforts to Sow Uncertainty and Distrust in Germany Fall Short
Kremlin-Controlled Media and Coronavirus Disinformation in Germany
Michael Weiss: Misrule of Law: How the Kremlin Uses Western Institutions to Undermine the West
Video of the Report Presentation in Kyiv, Ukraine