Kseniya Kirillova: How Far Is Putin Willing to Go?
By Kseniya Kirillova, for CEPA
The war in Ukraine becomes more and more dangerous for humanity.
It is obvious that Putin is ready to seize his...
A love letter to Ukraine
by Ariana Gic and Roman Sohn
Dear Ukraine,
We love you! We are with you!
We support you!
Your courageous fight against Russian forces is the stuff of...
Switch to Mute on Kremlin Blackmail
By Kseniya Kirillova, for CEPA
The Kremlin has once again demonstrated that blackmail is its weapon of choice in dealings with the West.
When Russia’s current...
Russiaworld — Between Bluff and Aggression
By Olesya Yakhno, for CEPA
Western leaders are focused on Russian military deployments, but the Kremlin’s hybrid war against Ukraine and the West will continue...
Russian Propaganda: Termites in the Tree of Truth
By Kseniya Kirillova, for CEPA
Russian propagandists sometimes admit their disdain for the truth, but Western audiences remain vulnerable to their work.
A couple of months...
This is how western media lose credibility in Ukraine
By Julia Kazdobina, for Euromaidan Press
Editor’s Note“No wonder Ukrainians start treating the once-respected media outlet as a piece of cheap pro-Russian propaganda”: Julia Kazdobina dissects...
Stanisław Żaryn: Russian military grey zone
By Stanisław Żaryn, for StopFake
They operate unofficially, without a flag, covered with a veil of silence and secret. Called a private army of Vladimir...
Slovakia: Unhappily Into NATO’s Frontline
By James Thomson, for CEPA
The country’s anti-American opposition is exploiting a strategic mess that it helped to create.
Russia’s disinformation strategists can be well pleased...
Paul Niland: Russia’s Five (False) Narratives for War
By Paul Niland, for CEPA
The Kremlin and its agents are peddling false arguments to amplify the case for war in Ukraine. They are rice-paper...
Edward Lucas: Imperial Echoes
By Edward Lucas, for CEPA
Leftwing silence on Kremlin neo-colonialism is striking and shameful.
Imagine that Britain, under an authoritarian leadership yearning for past glories, was...