Disinformation

Propaganda warfare is increasingly shaping narratives, policies and lives around the world.

The LGBTQ rights debate is testing Ukraine's commitment to Europe

The visibility of LGBTQ soldiers may herald a turning point in the fight for equal rights

Information War

The Ukrainian journalists on the front lines of Russian propaganda

As Russia pumps disinformation into the occupied territories of Ukraine, journalists from News of Donbas are working to cut through the falsehoods

Information War

As elections near, Turkey weaponizes the law to suppress speech

Turkish president Erdogan is using a ‘disinformation law’ passed in October to jail and intimidate critics

Information War

Fake videos of mob violence deepen India’s North-South divide

The Indian right wing is accused of manufacturing tensions over the supposed bullying of migrant laborers in Tamil Nadu

Traditional Values

The Vatican is turning its back on Belarus' Catholics

Priests are arrested in Belarus for standing up for human rights and opposing the war in Ukraine. The Vatican has stood idly by

Traditional Values

India's 'cow protectors' are getting away with murder

Vigilantes in Haryana are accused of killing two Muslim men for the crime of 'cattle smuggling,' and the authorities may be complicit

Traditional Values

Russia spent years courting the Christian right. With the war in Ukraine, has the alliance faltered?

Russia has been a key player in the culture wars for three decades, gaining admiration from conservative Christians for its anti-LGBTQ laws and building cross-border alliances

Isobel Cockerell

Information War

Poland’s rule of law crisis threatens the integrity of its universities

For 8 years, Poland’s ruling Law and Justice party has eroded the country’s democracy. The fallout has been significant for the country's law facilities and students

Information War

Amid eroding press freedoms, Indian journalist released from prison

India’s Supreme Court grants bail to a journalist held for two years on terrorism charges with little evidence

Information War

A philosophy professor proposes an Institute for Ascertaining Scientific Consensus

A consensus-finding institution could help determine what constitutes an established truth, a boon to society. But can it really curb the spread of misinformation?

Information War

A hard line Slovak nationalist plots his return to power

A Viktor Orban wannabe is making headway in the polls, but progressives think there’s still hope for democracy

Information War

Modi does not want India to watch this documentary

A BBC investigation into the Gujarat riots of 2002 infuriates the Indian government

Shougat Dasgupta

Information War

The rise of the Obidients

The Nigerian youth movement is looking to take power

Grief and conspiracy collide in Russia's 'Council of Mothers and Wives'

Russia’s partial draft has sparked outrage. And it’s pushing people into the hands of conspiracy theorists

Information War

Brazil's insurrection followed the extreme right playbook

Armed with weapons, mobile phones and conspiracy theories, groups born on Telegram led Brazil’s insurrection

Fernanda Seavon

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