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From denial to exploitation: how the Kremlin has adapted its climate disinformation News and Analysis
August 21, 2026

From denial to exploitation: how the Kremlin has adapted its climate disinformation

In the latest wave of climate-related narratives spread by the Kremlin, climate change is a vehicle to reinforce familiar disinformation tropes: the alleged authoritarianism and hypocrisy of the EU, Europe's supposed self-inflicted decline through sanctions against Russia, and, ultimately, the claim that Europe has no choice but to restore relations with Russia as a supplier of affordable oil and gas.
Explosives and propaganda: Russia’s dual-use drones Guest content
June 29, 2026

Explosives and propaganda: Russia’s dual-use drones

Russian First Person View (FPV) drones have become a defining feature of the war in Ukraine. The same drones used to drop explosives on civilians and military targets are also being used to distribute propaganda leaflets in frontline communities, combining physical violence with psychological warfare.
By Zarina Zabrisky
Yandex: From tech innovation to information control News and Analysis
June 17, 2026

Yandex: From tech innovation to information control

Yandex is one of Russia's leading technology companies. The Russian state has long manipulated the information Yandex users receive in their searches, shaping a distorted picture of reality. Those who buy and install Yandex products outside Russia may not realise they may be subjected to ideological conditioning through Russian propaganda.
The dog that didn’t bark: What the Danish election reveals about Russian influence operations Guest content
May 27, 2026

The dog that didn’t bark: What the Danish election reveals about Russian influence operations

According to Danish state authorities, there were no major foreign influence campaigns to speak of in the lead-up to Denmark’s March 2026 parliamentary election. Local fact-checkers and journalists tracked pro-Russian narratives and fringe propaganda channels, but nothing resembling a broad, coordinated campaign with significant reach emerged. Monitoring and analysis by Defense Innovation Highway and OpenMinds of part of the Danish online information environment during the campaign reached similar conclusions.
By Valentyna Shapovalova and Yuliia Dukach
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