Georgia: Resilience in action
By EUvsDisinfo
When protestors took to the streets of Tbilisi first in March 2023 and then again in April 2024 to express their opposition to...
A Mere Man
By EUvsDisinfo
A play to serve one man’s hubris was carefully orchestrated within the walls of the Kremlin. The re-crowned czar, devoid of greatness despite...
Victory Day, 9 May in the past in the USSR and Russia today –...
By EUvsDisinfo
Update 8 May 2024
Putin just started another presidential term as an unchecked czar of Russia, continuing his rule since the year 2000. War has become...
What He Said and What it Really Means – Vol. 7: Putin as Czar
By EUvsDisinfo
On the 7th of May in Moscow, Putin was sworn in for his next six-year term as president following the heavily manipulated and doctored...
Russian-language Telegram channels foment tensions in Georgia
By Givi Gigitashvili, for DFRLab
Telegram channels posting unverified content exacerbate political grievances between pro-Western and pro-Russian Georgians
Russian-language Telegram channels focusing on Georgia are disseminating...
Building a False Façade
By EUvsDisinfo
EUvsDisinfo has spent quite some time gathering, analysing and exposing pro-Kremlin disinformation narratives. In fact, we already have 17,000 examples and counting. When looking at...
Elections are Battlefields for the Kremlin: Go After the Leaders
By EUvsDisinfo
During 6-9 June, the next elections to the European Parliament will take place across EU Member States in the largest European democratic exercises for hundreds...
Turning The War Into a Crusade
By EUvsDisinfo
As we begin the month of May, Russian state propaganda is tuned to two frequencies: drumming up support for Putin ahead of his...
Tinker, Tailor, Busted Russian Spy
By EUvsDisinfo
The hard, painful, pointy end of oncoming consequences has hit the Kremlin. Their foot soldiers got caught red-handed in Germany and Poland, and...
In Kazakhstan and Central Asia the Kremlin Cries “Russophobia”!
By EUvsDisinfo
The Kremlin’s mantra
In January 2024, the Kazakh government renamed several railway stations. Station 26 became Zhetitobe station, Koscheku station became Kosshoky station. Unremarkable. Until Tina...