Putin’s propaganda machine creates CARTOON about two friends falling out to spin his war to children – as German embassy in South Africa calls out claims Russia is ‘fighting Nazis in Ukraine’ By Kaya Terry For Mailonline Published: 05:15 EST, 6 March
Putin propaganda channel Russia Today WILL disappear from British TV screens as government moves to shut down satellite that beams Kremlin lies into UK homes The Russian state-owned media outlet RT will no longer be available on Sky TV Nadine Dorries said
Twitter has suspended hundreds of suspected fake accounts that were being used to spread pro-China propaganda during the Olympics, according to reports. The bots were scrubbed following a joint New York Times and ProPublica investigation that found 3,000 ‘inauthentic’ accounts were likely
The so-called Experience Europe centre opened its doors this month in Brussels, but the new “info point” sparked outrage and was branded “EU propaganda” by critics. Bragging about the new building, Pia Ahrenkilde, Director-General of the EU Commission’s DG Communication under President
An American drone strike on Baghdad airport on January 3, 2020 killed Qassem Soleimani, commander of Iran’s Quds Force and one of the country’s most powerful men, and brought Washington and Tehran to the brink of all-out war. While the strike marked
China releases propaganda poster slamming Australian troops over alleged war crimes in Afghanistan as the West prepares to pull out A report released in November 2020 found evidence of war crimes by Aussies A Chinese newspaper has made a poster detailing the
Brussels’ foreign affairs arm has claimed Vladimir Putin is using the Sputnik V jab to create fresh divisions within the bloc. Pro-Kremlin media outlets were used to openly criticise how democracies responded to the pandemic, according to a report by the EU’s
A senior Chinese diplomat has blamed Australia for ‘hurting’ the relationship between the two countries in a bizarre speech in Canberra. Deputy head of mission Wang Xining, rattled off a diatribe of Communist Party propaganda at the National Press Club on Wednesday,
Senior lecturer in Political Communications Dr Colin Alexander analysed the Government’s Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Bill which will introduce tougher rules on UK protests. The Nottingham Trent academic explained the strategic merits of protests and stated it was far worse for
A new state-produced musical set in Xinjiang and inspired by the Hollywood blockbuster ‘La La Land’ has hit China’s cinemas. The 100 minute-long film titled ‘The Wings of Songs’ portrays a rural idyll of ethnic cohesion devoid of repression, mass surveillance and