Belarus and Propaganda of Russian World

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The main strategy is to create the impression as if Belarus acted against the interests of Russia, while now asks for excuse. Cyber-attacks have occurred one year ago, when they cracked the twitter account by Minsk, Mogilev and Gomel central police offices and they always had a content about “Belarus-Russian relations”.

Reporting on Transnational Repression

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Our second report on transnational repression, Defending Democracy in Exile, includes four essays that investigate new trends, describe best and worst practices among host country governments, explain the role of international organizations in confronting transnational repression, and demonstrate the importance of countering digital tactics. The report also features case studies on policy responses to transnational repression in nine important host countries.

Protecting Eden, or the Dark New Geopolitics of “Fortress Europe”

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The 2022 World Cup has been dominating global news, and no one is missing the Russian team among the 32 participating nations, unlike, for instance, Italy or Egypt. Neither has Moscow said anything regarding the controversies surrounding this paramount sporting event in Qatar (Novayagazeta,eu, November 25).
The European Union’s high representative for foreign affairs, Josep Borrell, was in Twitter trouble last month, having called Europe a neat “garden” s
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The EU’s Victim Complex If I say the EU is framing its geopolitical turn in a careful way, then it is because speeches like Borrell’s help the EU t
Protecting Eden, or the Dark New Geopolitics of “Fortress Europe”, Russian Influence Fades in the Middle East
Create Problems, Then Use Them In the migration field, the EU now routinely uses its bulk to bully other countries and then, when they retaliate, o

Protecting Eden, or the Dark New Geopolitics of “Fortress Europe”

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The EU is justifying its adoption of power politics with the accusation that the outside world started it. In fact, the EU—and Germany—has been practicing retrograde power politics for some time and is purposefully blocking out the option of returning to its own, better past.