Meaningless electioneering
Ivan Davydov is scratching his head at the vacuous and facile advertising campaigns pushing for amendments to the Russian Constitution
propaganda
Putin the man, Putin the meme
Putin has become the key subject of Russian memes, writes Svetlana Shomova — once to his credit, but increasingly to his detriment
Strategic miscommunication
Ivan Davydov reflects on the Kremlin’s communication with society in 2019
Moscow’s voice in Kyiv
Part seven of “Russian Media: Moscow and Beyond Calling”: who promotes Moscow’s position in Ukraine?
Lies as a pillar of Russian power
Part five in the “Russian Media: Moscow and Beyond Calling” series on media, propaganda, and authoritarianism in Russia
Crimea, Economic Sanctions, and Rally Around the Flag in Russia
Timothy Fry on whether economic sanctions have brought Russian society together
The Whys and Wherefores of Russians’ Trust in their Media
Part three of “Russian Media: Moscow and Beyond Calling”: on the factors influencing the Russian public’s trust in sources of information
Why Russian television is tuned to conspiracy theories
Part two of “Russian media: Moscow and Beyond Calling”: how conspiracy theories took post-Soviet Russia by storm
From professional to reliable journalists: the evolution of Russian media
Part one of “Russian media: Moscow and Beyond Calling”: how Russian media was reforged after 2000
Judge, Jury, and Professor: Russia’s Experts are for Hire
Expertise in the humanities and social sciences is increasingly abused for ideological ends, writes Dmitry Dubrovsky
If You Want Peace, Prepare for Peace
Olga Irisova on the possible reconciliation of the West and Russia, the cessation of information confrontation and the attendant difficulties that scenario might bring
