While these oligarchs are the biggest media owners, they are not the only ones. A disturbing trend is that most newly established media are also linked to politicians. Espreso.tv has been linked to former Prime Minister Arseniy Yatseniuk...
As awareness about the issue of disinformation grows globally, those working for RT and Sputnik find themselves under increasing scrutiny, and whistleblowers begin to appear more frequently. Thanks to testimonies that surface from inside...
One of the Western diplomatic offices in Moscow invited Russian and foreign journalists for a meeting to discuss whether unbiased reporting by Russian media was a reality or myth. The usual things were said at the meeting, that is, despite...
On 21 March 2017, the Belarusian authorities began a program of repression against civil society activists, which is still ongoing. These measures followed mass protests of the population against the unpopular economic policies of the...
Russia controls not only the territory of the Crimean peninsula it occupied in March 2014, but its media as well. Russian authorities resort to Stalinist methods of pressure on mass media, says Gayana Yuksel, member of the Mejlis, the...
We live in a world when floods of information hit our minds. A part of these floods is aimed to create the wrong image of the world. Ukraine is a country surrounded by disinformation. Because of the lack of knowledge about it and active...
Russia’s attack against those opposing the illegal annexation of Crimea is not surprising—after all, Moscow is experienced in stifling real and imaginary enemies in the territories under control. It’s worth recalling the summer of...
Four years after the Euromaidan Revolution, many people are wondering what it changed, and what it brought Ukraine. What is your opinion? I look at it from another point of view. It wasn’t Euromaidan that changed something – it was...
