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“Message, fake news and disinformation in public space” debate overview

  • December 4, 2019
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.
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Today’s Potemkin Village: Kremlin Disinformation and Propaganda in Poland

  • June 15, 2018
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.
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Russian disinformation and extremism in Hungary

  • October 16, 2017
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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Russian Information Warfare in the Baltic States — Resources and Aims

  • July 20, 2017
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.
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Information Warfare against Strategic Investments in the Baltic States and Poland

  • July 19, 2017
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.
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Poland through Eurasian Eyes: Russian Propaganda Messages in the Media

  • July 18, 2017
Against this backdrop, Eurasian theories find fertile ground, which serve as convenient propaganda tools aimed at both Russians and Western societies, including Poland.
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Foreign Media Reports: Poland's Image in the Western Press

  • June 22, 2017
What does the average German, Briton, Parisian or Brussels resident know about Poland? What comes to mind when they think of Poland? They probably know that Pope John Paul II was Polish and that the social movement Solidarity was born in Poland.
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A Dispute over words: "German camps" and "German crimes"

  • June 21, 2017
We owe the conscious formulation and use of the concept of historical politics to the Germans (Geschichtspolitik). The term "honestly" is crucial here. Historical policy is a fact, and conducting it is not in itself a negative phenomenon.
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