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Eternal negativity of the one-track mind: Think tank session on Russian response to Covid-19 exposes futility of racket
There's something incredibly fascinating about the "Centre for European Policy Analysis" (CEPA). While other firms on the think tank gravy train at least try to dress up their agenda, this one is pretty up front.
Apr 8, 2020 18:33
Russophobia Digest Part 13: The Beast is back, lights out at the Kremlin and angry US senators
The Daily Beast continues its mission to become a regular contributor to the Digest this week with some clairvoyant journalism, while a number of Senators are playing the Russophobia card ahead of the midterms.
Oct 12, 2018 15:04
Russophobia Digest Part 12: Bots hate Star Wars, Hillary's bitter and Russians with no conscience
It's been a week of well diversified Russophobia, from multi-state cross-border accusations of hacking, all the way down to bots being blamed for the last Star Wars movie getting bad reviews.
Oct 5, 2018 16:59
Russophobia Digest Part 11: NYT’s ‘alleged’ journalism and embassies accused of diplomacy
The New York Times prides itself on the motto “All the news that’s fit to print.” This week it must have found extra space, because it printed an expose into alleged Russian interference that was barely fit to wipe your…
Sep 28, 2018 09:58
Russophobia Digest Part 10: Boy scouts, anonymous sources and a new Salisbury 'poisoning'
In just a few days Russia has been accused of planning to hack American boy scouts, kill an Instagram "model" with rat poison, and help Julian Assange escape. All stories high in Russophobia and low in evidence.
Sep 21, 2018 15:19
Russophobia Digest Part 9: Spy sex, no evidence, and the Manafort trial charade goes on
This week’s slice of Russophobia has it all, a sex scandal, parliamentary intrigue, a lack of evidence and the possible end of season cliffhanger we all saw coming in the Paul Manafort trial.
Sep 14, 2018 16:02
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