Information security 

Assange faces extradition to US, as western hypocrisy knows no bounds

‘Journalists should never have to face intimidation for doing their jobs’ – tweeted UK Foreign Minister Jeremy Hunt last week, a day before his country granted a US request to …

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• 26.04.2019 17:07

  US authorities seek to accuse Assange of espionage, punish him by death

  The US authorities seek to accuse Wikileaks founder Julian Assange of espionage so that he can be punished by death, Wikileaks said on Twitter on Friday. "US Department of Justice is …

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  12.03.2019 13:54

  Ultimate drivers of demonization of Russia in western media

  During Ronald Reagan’s presidency, many of his contemporaries believed that his anti-Soviet rhetoric was excessive and in fact dangerous. However, not even in the lowly depths of Reagan’s …

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  20.02.2019 18:31

  The Ins And Outs Of The West’s Anti-Russian Infowar

  It is obvious that the US and Russia are at loggerheads in a New Cold War, one which is taking a completely different form than the previous one that lasted almost half of the last century and is …

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  30.01.2019 15:32

  Clowns of information apocalypse

              Information wars cannot be discussed outside of the historical context. Assessments of certain facts in propaganda wars were quite reasonable in the …

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  18.01.2019 17:00

  Fake news machine

  Over the last 8 years, the leading daily American newspapers The Washington Post and The New York Times have significantly (by an order of magnitude) increased the number of quotations from anonymous …

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  18.01.2019 12:51

  US: censorship and corruption walking hand in hand

  The US State Department released a report in early December containing information about a substantial increase of funds earmarked for shaping a public opinion in Russia loyal to Washington. …

• 11.01.2019 14:22

  Malicious hoax sparks outcry to indict those spreading fake news on Magnitogorsk tragedy

  More than 1,000 people have petitioned the State Duma and the Federation Council demanding that the authorities impose criminal penalties on those who spread false information about the tragedy in …

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  18.12.2018 19:25

  UK "Internet elves" target Russia, hit themselves

  In the West, the scandal around activities of British project Integrity Initiative continues to unfold. Its original objective was to discredit Russia but, as it turned out after recent publications …

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  11.12.2018 19:22

  Technical data proves West’s ‘Russia hacking’ conspiracy theories don’t hold water

  Technical data has been unable to validate any of the West’s hype over ‘hacker attack’ accusations against Russia, Deputy Director of Russia’s Computer Incident Response …

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  07.12.2018 15:17

  Rarely can truth be naked and never simple

  The town of Pezinok outside of Slovakia's capital of Bratislava hosted the forum on the Freedom of Journalism in the Context of Human Rights, New Technologies and International Information Security on …