Propaganda

Noam Chomsky said Ukraine's requests for heavy weapons is a narrative concocted by the "Western propaganda system."

Russia's "filtration camps" for Ukrainians and China's "education centers" for Uyghurs benefit from active disinformation campaigns from both countries.

China's latest disinformation campaign is a real threat not only to the U.S, but also to Ukraine, as it struggles to preserve its territorial integrity and defend its sovereignty.

Russia's flagship state TV channel has been accused of mislabelling footage to accuse Ukraine of "faking" alleged mass killings of Ukrainians by Russian forces.

"Well, I just don't think it's a conversation worth having," John Cornyn of Texas said on Sunday.

Ukraine's military has not yet been able to determine the authenticity of the video.

Russian state media have reportedly been playing clips "over and over" of GOP congressman Madison Cawthorn calling Ukraine's president a "thug."

Former U.S. Ambassador to Russia Michael McFaul said the actor is "very popular" in Russia, calling his message to Russians "brilliant."

Carlson's umbrage comes at a time when two Republicans have accused him of spreading Russian propaganda connected to Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

Republican Representative Madison Cawthorn of North Carolina is reportedly now regularly featured on Russian state TV alongside Fox News host Tucker Carlson.

The Terminator star pleaded with Russian viewers to hear "the truth" about what is going on with the war in Ukraine.

The Russian journalist warned that people are "zombified by this Kremlin" misinformation.

The former congresswoman was responding to the White House turning to social media influencers to help get their message about the Ukraine war to the masses.

The GOP congressman condemned the Fox News host while stating why he refused to appear on his show.

While some Western media coverage of the conflict in Ukraine has revealed the "ignorance, arrogance and racism" of the media, the fact that several of these billion-dollar platforms have exacerbated conflict around the world and repeatedly failed to stave the growing scourge of state-sponsored information operations is illustrative of the same bias and injustice.

The transition from proxy war to international conflict matches the propaganda that both sides have churned out.

"Today we have an acute shortage of reliable information," said Danylchenko, who was appointed by Russian forces after their occupation.

The Republican congressman said Trump "is the most soft coddled person I've met."

Russia's bioweapons accusation could be part of a larger plan to launch germ warfare in Ukraine, one CIA official said.

Russian President Vladimir Putin added that he is open to dialogue with Ukraine but only if all of Russia's demands are met.

352 incidents of antisemitic propaganda were reported in 2021, part of the 4,851 incidents of white supremacist propaganda reported to the Anti-Defamation League.

Russia's extensive propaganda machine, which has been so effective at fostering political tensions in the West in recent years, has at long last become the subject of sustained attention.

Fake posts have the potential to deceive, emotionally distress and influence public opinions and actions.

U.S. intelligence officials say Zero Hedge is publishing articles created by Russian-controlled media.

The Chinese tennis star again denied allegations of sexual assault and told reporters that she never disappeared from public view.

With tensions running high, Kremlin-friendly outlets appear to be ramping up disinformation and casting NATO as the aggressor.

The Rodong Sinmun editorial also urged the military to become a "reliable guardian of our state and people."

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"Some historians also point out that abandoning allies to protect U.S. interests is an inherent flaw that has been deeply rooted in the U.S. since the founding of the country," the editorial said.