Russian disinformation and extremism in Hungary
Their relationship with Russia is one of the most divisive issues among V4 countries. These divisions are also manifested in their vulnerability to the Russian influence.
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The Kremlin’s hostile influence in the Czech Republic: The state of play
This is a brief report on the state of play of the Kremlin’s hostile influence in the Czech Republic as of July 2017, and on what is being done to counter it.
In the Age of Post-Truth: Best Practices in Fighting Disinformation
The post-truth world is one in which emotions are more important than facts. This relationship is absolutely exploited by propagandists and disinformation agents. The good news is that many effective instruments for fighting disinformation and propaganda already exist.
Disinformation as a Threat to Private and State-Owned Businesses
From the spread of the internet to the takeover of the world by smartphones, the technological revolution has redefined the notion of disinformation and propaganda, a tool widely used by Russia and other threat actors. How can coordinated disinformation operations affect society, business, and government?
Russian Information Warfare in the Baltic States — Resources and Aims
A resurgence of fascism, rampant Russophobia, the ethnic cleansing of local Russian populations, drunk NATO soldiers – this is how Russia portrays and slanders the societies of the Baltic States. The Russian offensive in the information sphere isn't just a stream of buzzwords, invented by sensationalist journalists and bored political scientists.
Information Warfare against Strategic Investments in the Baltic States and Poland
The Soviet Union's cooperation with environmental organizations in the West has a long tradition going back to the Cold War, when young, often unwitting enthusiasts, were used by the USSR as a tool against other countries.
Poland through Eurasian Eyes: Russian Propaganda Messages in the Media
Against this backdrop, Eurasian theories find fertile ground, which serve as convenient propaganda tools aimed at both Russians and Western societies, including Poland.