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Online Propaganda and Disinformation in Russian Ukrainian conflict
Published 2024-12-01“…Social media platforms have implemented measures to counter Russian disinformation, raising questions about information control and potential consequences for freedom of expression. …”
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Church of war: propaganda and disinformation in Patriarch Kirill’s discourse on Russia’s aggression
Published 2025-12-01“…The Moscow Patriarchate holds a significant position within the Russian disinformation and propaganda system. Since the onset of the aggression against Ukraine in 2022, Patriarch Kirill (Vladimir Gundyayev) has fervently supported Russian military actions, attributing them with religious and metaphysical significance. …”
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The EU’s FIMI Turn: How the European Union External Action Service Reframed the Disinformation Fight
Published 2025-05-01“…Initially mandated by the European Council in 2015 to counter Russian disinformation campaigns, the EEAS pioneered the framing of this complex phenomenon as an external threat, significantly shaping subsequent European perceptions and policies. …”
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