How Russia’s war against Ukraine went from TV screens to battlefields
Hostile rhetoric on Russian state-controlled TV tried to lay the foundation for widespread acceptance of the full-scale invasion of Ukraine.
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Benjamin Strick
Aug 277 min read
Unmasking the fake MAGA accounts: stolen photos and digital lies
Fake accounts posing as young American women are spreading pro-Trump content online, using and manipulating images of European influencers.
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CIR
Aug 64 min read
How disinformation is increasingly weaponised against women and minority groups
A new CIR report explores the ins and outs of identity-based disinformation, demonstrating its online and offline impact.
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CIR
Jun 42 min read
Mapping the media landscape in Ukraine’s temporarily occupied territories
CIR, together with Detector Media, reveal the network of actors behind the “media occupation” of Ukraine’s temporarily occupied territories.
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CIR
May 233 min read
Pro-Kremlin content targets South African social media users, pushing narratives around Ukrainian neo-Nazism
Narratives were spread through official Kremlin-aligned and controlled channels, but also via Western-based social media influencers.
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CIR
May 156 min read
How the Kremlin launders disinformation around the globe
CIR explores the Russian influence operations that have attempted to spread disinformation, sow division and undermine democracy.
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