The essays in this publication zero in on 1) the present power and ubiquity of information; 2) the powerful and dubious impact Russian media has in the country’s former territories; 3) how pro-Russia propaganda outlets are masquerading as independent and objective news outlets; 4) how ex-Soviet states have weaponized media to promote their interests and attack their opponents abroad, and much more.Download English (PDF, 60 pages, 2814 KB)
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