Putin’s Russia navigates Middle East conflict and war in Ukraine
Two experts discuss the broader impact of the Israel-Hamas war.
Patriot Front is on the march. It’s selling a story about whiteness.
Here’s the story the group was peddling when it marched on Boston’s Freedom Trail — and in hundreds of other appearances so far this year
Is Russia’s wartime propaganda more powerful than family bonds?
A new survey examines the conversations between Ukrainians and their Russian relatives
Cyber hacktivists are busy undermining Putin’s invasion
Here’s what we know about one group
Russians think they’re engaged in a heroic struggle with the West
A new survey finds that the public in Russia believes President Vladimir Putin’s rationale for the ‘military operation’ in Ukraine.
Why Putin uses Russian law to crack down on dissent
Autocrats make things like protests illegal so they can blame individuals for breaking the law — while avoiding blame for passing unjust laws.
Ukraine has been winning the messaging wars. It’s been preparing for years.
My research examined how the country learned to craft a powerful national narrative — and limit Russian misinformation