ISD continues to monitor the situation in Ukraine and the spread of disinformation by pro-Kremlin actors in Russia and abroad. Our latest research shows how the war has sparked an influx of disinformation among conspiracy groups, and how a network of accounts linked with the Chinese Communist Party is supporting Putin’s war. We also explore the policy precedent set by the banning of RT and Sputnik …
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Online Antisemitism: A Toolkit for Civil Society
This toolkit from ISD and B’nai B’rith, in partnership with UNESCO, provides insights to help drive civil society responses to online antisemitism.
Banning RT and Sputnik Across Europe: What Does it Hold for the Future of Platform Regulation?
This Dispatch looks at the recent developments in digital policy, offering recommendations for platforms and governments responding to propaganda and disinformation.
Russia-Ukraine War Sparks Influx of Disinformation in German-language Conspiracy Groups
ISD looks at how far-right channels, groups and pages on Telegram and Facebook have addressed the Russia-Ukraine War by looking at the narratives shared and domains amplified.
Pro-Chinese Communist Party Twitter Network Mobilises to Defend Russia’s Invasion of Ukraine
ISD has discovered Twitter accounts aligned with the Chinese Communist Party that appear to be inauthentic, spreading and amplifying disinformation about the war in Ukraine.
QAnon goes to China – via Russia
This Dispatch looks at the shift that appears to be underway in QAnon conspiracy communities as China’s president Xi Jinping is recast from villain to hero.
How Russian State-Controlled Media and its Supporters are Circumventing Social Media Restrictions
This Dispatch looks at how both RT DE and its followers have circumvented restrictions, while RT DE’s following has grown on alternative platforms like Odysee and VK.com.
Gettr’s Failure to Launch in France and Germany
This Digital Dispatch analyses French and German activity on Gettr, the microblogging site aimed at far-right and conservative audiences.
Hashtag Pairing is Being Used on Twitter to Facilitate Soviet Propaganda Tactic ‘Whataboutism’
This Dispatch analyses how hashtags are being used to facilitate the Soviet propaganda tactic ‘whataboutism’ to support and amplify pro-Kremlin content.