Will Western Balkans Remain on EU Integration Agenda?
The past two years appear to have brought a breakthrough in the relations between the European Union and the Western Balkans. Countries such as Albania and North Macedonia followed a…
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Debate: Disinformation during a pandemics
The debate RODM online “Disinformation during a pandemics” took place on July 23 at 18:00. It was organized in cooperation between the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the Warsaw Institute, and…
Russia: Medical Aid in the Service of Disinformation
With a vast increase in new cases, Russia now has the world’s second-highest number of coronavirus infections. Although until recently, Russian media outlets argued that everything was under control, patients…
Disinformation – Russian strategic weapon yesterday and today
On April 29, 2020, The Warsaw Institute Review team held another expert debate ‘Disinformation – Russian Strategic Weapon Yesterday and Today’. The event, organized in the form of live broadcast, allowed…
China, disinformation and “mask diplomacy”
Over the last several weeks, we have witnessed an intensified disinformation campaign on the part of Beijing. This operation has been designed to make the world, including the Chinese themselves,…
“Message, fake news and disinformation in public space” debate overview
The Warsaw Institute Review’s latest expert debate, titled "Message, fake news and disinformation in public space", took place on December 3 this year in the Main Auditorium of the Old Library of the University of Warsaw. The event consisted of 3 presentations of media and geopolitical analysts, followed by a Q&A with the public, and concluded with a networking session over refreshments.
How Central European Countries Counter the Kremlin Hostile Actions: the Czech Republic’s and Poland Unfulfilled Potential
The Visegrad countries cannot find common ground in their attitude towards Russia, which is still disrupting international order and interfering in the domestic affairs of European countries.
Today’s Potemkin Village: Kremlin Disinformation and Propaganda in Poland
In most studies on the resistance of individual states to Russian propaganda, Poland is considered one of the most resilient countries. Indeed, openly pro-Russian narratives find little understanding among Polish consumers. Similarly, Russian media projects like Sputnik and Russia Today (RT) have not gained in popularity on the Vistula.
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.
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.