World
Russia Introduces School Textbooks That Erase Ukrainian Identity
The Russian Ministry of Education has approved controversial materials for grades 5-7 that present the history of occupied territories exclusively through a Russian imperial narrative.
World
The Mystery of Mata Hari: Double Agent or Victim of Propaganda?
More than a century after her execution, the world still wonders whether Margaretha Geertruida Zelle was truly a dangerous spy or merely a convenient scapegoat for wartime failures.
Croatia
RTS News Aired It at the 20th Minute, Tanjug Kept Silent
While Večernje Novosti and Politika on August 5, 1995, reported on a strike by a hundred thousand soldiers and thousands of shells, Slobodan Milošević's main propaganda weapon deeply buried the news of the collapse of the para-state.
World
Former Trump Manager Leads Israeli AI Influence Campaign
Brad Parscale oversees a network of pro-Israel sites designed to shape responses from AI chatbots like ChatGPT, while Palantir simultaneously reports record revenue growth.
Politics
Ukrainian Missiles Could Hit Moscow This Autumn; Russians Faking Videos with AI
Denis Shtylerman from Fire Point announces ballistic missiles with a range of up to 850 km, and Russian forces use AI for fake flag-raising videos.
