Anti-Fake

European capitals are focusing on a Russian disinformation campaign that has not only targeted the Olympics in Paris but has already caused mass riots, vandalism and the arrests of dozens of people across the UK.

Historical context reveals Russia's negotiations often serve as a disguise for further aggression, undermining just peace efforts crucial for Ukraine.

Russian “bot” farms are paying individuals to spread misinformation and misguide Western audiences using the same pretext as the old KGB’s principles of “active measures,” which was the name used for disinformation campaigns during Soviet times.

Tourniquets are a lifesaving piece of medical equipment that every person working on Ukraine’s frontlines relies on. However, many counterfeit copies, often donated by volunteers, are found all over the frontline. So, how can we identify these fakes, and which brands are recommended?

Meet Artemy Lebedev—a Russian designer, traveler, and blogger who has also acquired a new role. Unlike many other prominent Russian proponents of war who have faced Western sanctions, Lebedev has managed to escape such repercussions.

The struggles of Ukrainian refugees extend beyond physical displacement; they are also the targets of an intense information war.