How the Kremlin Exploits Greenland to Split NATO
Russia’s information warfare on the Greenland issue is not random. This analysis shows how Kremlin narratives divide allies, undermine deterrence, and normalize the rule of force.
MAGA joins the MAGA Goes Global: The American Hand in Europe’s Far-Right Rise
Today, Propastop gives a summary of the ways in which MAGA leaders have tried to assist far-right forces in gaining power in Europe, as well as where we might anticipate future attempts at cooperation between MAGA and the far-right in Europe.
A megaphone for a broligarch: how Twitter became Elon Musk’s propaganda machine
Elon Musk’s transformation of Twitter into X played a significant role in Donald Trump’s election as the 47th U.S. president. Policy shifts on X fueled propaganda and polarization, with Propastop now investigating the tactics behind the platform’s influence.
Russian influencers anticipate turmoil in the U.S. following a power shift
Both Russia’s official opinion leaders and Telegram influencers are eagerly focused on the question of who will make the first move in mutual communication following Donald Trump’s election victory—the Russian or the U.S. president. Telegram posts reveal the influencers' desire and hope that the power shift in the U.S. will lead to a divisive conflict
Propaganda dictionary – dark ad
Cambridge Analytica, a micro-targeted and 2016 US presidential campaign, introduced another concept to the public – the dark ad.
Social media manipulators
Some people tend to consider information shared on Facebook or Twitter more truthful than mediated by professional media.
