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Category: Analysis
The Russian-language section of ERR gave a helping hand to the Kremlin
Russian-language ERR was one of the first to issue a press release from the Russian Embassy on the possibilities of participating in the Russian referendum in Estonia on 1 July.
A Russian cyber security company is campaigning in the Baltic nations
In mid-June, the Center for European Policy Studies (CEPA) wrote about the PR campaigns of the Russian cyber security company Kaspersky in the Baltic nations.
Freedom of Speech does not entitle hostile propaganda
In mid-April, at the peak of the coronavirus, there was news that Estonia had dropped three positions in the press freedom index and is now ranked at 14th.
Propaganda dictionary – Antifa
Over the past month, the word “Antifa” is being repeatedly heard in public. However, what do they mean by that?
The coronavirus period increased resistance to misinformation
The coronavirus pandemic, which spread a lot of misinformation, half-truths and conspiracy theories in retrospect, has been an important period in raising people’s awareness of information manipulations.
Deepfake: a gun that has not been fired
Deepfake has become available to everyone over the past year, but it has been used surprisingly little in influence operations.
Can Sputnik keep on violating sanctions in Estonia?
On May 20, the registration of the Estonian domain of the propaganda portal Sputnik will expire. Can EU sanctions prevent Rossiya Segodnya from prolonging it?
In a war-game confrontation between Russia and the West – who will remain?
There have been highs and lows in relations between the West and Russia, which have been both covertly and openly accompanied by Russian demonstrations of strength. The RAND war game held in 2019 clearly shows where the strengths of the West and Russia are in this confrontation.
Coronavirus spring and May 9.
This year, it is recommended to avoid large Victory Day gatherings. Instead, there is various information on the Internet for alternative celebrations of that day. Propastop reviews them.
The Estonian Internet Foundation is violating sanctions against Russia through a Danish company
EU sanctions have been imposed on Kremlin propagandist Dmitry Kisselyov. Despite this, a company run by Kisseljov has registered Internet domains in Estonia.
