#Disinformation

What if your friendly neighbor was a Russian spy? Or your friend? Or even your colleague? We examine five notable cases of Russian espionage across the world in recent years and explore how they operate.

You’re having a conversation about Ukraine; everything is going well until suddenly, the other person drops one of these five common misconceptions or makes one of these mistakes. Here’s a guide on how to navigate it and explain it.

Ukraine and Switzerland are due to host the Summit on Peace for Ukraine in June. One of the key discussion topics will be the release of all prisoners from each side in an "all-for-all" exchange.

Two years after the fall of Azovstal, the fate of hundreds of Ukrainian prisoners of war, including members of the Azov brigade, remains uncertain. Held by Russia in undisclosed locations, they are denied contact with families, exchanges, and access to international observers. Why?

Fake ads, Mexican drug cartels, interviews with anarchists and much more. Here’s what you need to know about Russia’s intricate disinformation campaign that tried to manipulate global public opinion on supplying weapons to Ukraine.