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Published in: oDRHow international media failed Moldova’s protestersThere’s more to Moldova's protests than “pro-European” versus “pro-Russian”.
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Published in: oDRReview: Arkady Ostrovsky’s ‘The Invention of Russia’This new history tells a compelling, if normative, story of how Russia’s journalists and entrepreneurs threw off...
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Published in: oDRoDR speaks to MeydanTV’s Emin MilliIn Azerbaijan, the crackdown on civil society continues. We speak to the director of MeydanTV, one of the country’s...
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Published in: oDRUkraine’s media: a plea for pluralismUkraine’s media is caught between propaganda and counter-propaganda. We need to stop this black and white thinking.
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Published in: oDRRussia's politics of paranoiaRussian society tries to keep its nerve. The Kremlin thrives on it, the papers amplify it—but nobody can quite...
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Published in: oDRMedia responsibility in the age of terrorProfessor Katrin Nyman-Metcalf, and journalists Rita Chinyoka and Nadezhda Azhgikhina discuss feeding terror, hate...
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Published in: oDRThe curious case of Georgia’s Rustavi-2A scandal in Georgia over the country's largest opposition TV station has polarised the country, raising pointed...
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Published in: oDRTruthiness in RussiaWhat we’re missing from the propaganda debate: how Russian state media feed off and amplify public sentiment.
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Published in: oDRThe Samara Three: what we knowThree bloggers have been arrested in Samara, Russia on suspected extortion charges. The ripples from the arrest are...
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Published in: oDRThe end of the Nazarbayev dreamKazakhstan’s networked authoritarianism is a powerful system of media control, but it leaves little room for the...
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Published in: oDRLike me, I'm an autocratChechen leader Ramzan Kadyrov might be the Russian Federation’s second most powerful figure. With such friends in...
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Published in: oDRConfession of a Russian internet providerA firsthand account of how the internet is monitored, regulated and blocked in the Russian Federation.
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Published in: oDRThe mountains have ears: legislating against surveillance in GeorgiaThe late 2000s saw illegal wiretaps and surveillance ramp up in Georgia. New laws to deal with this legacy are yet...
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Published in: oDRAll eyes on MoldovaWhen it comes to internal corruption, European integration or the standoff with Russia, Moldova is in the media...
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Published in: HomeSmooth censorship in RussiaEverybody understands everything, everybody knows everything, and no one says anything aloud.
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Published in: oDRWarped mirror: how Russian media covers Europe’s refugee crisisFor all of its sniping and sensation, Russian media’s coverage of refugees in Europe hit too close to home. на русском языке
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Published in: oDRBook Review: Andrei Soldatov & Irina Borogan's 'The Red Web'The Russian state has redoubled its efforts to bring the internet to heel. The consequences for defiance are...
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Published in: oDRWhy ‘gay social experiments’ in eastern Europe are missing the pointIn the west, recent videos of discrimination against gay couples in Moscow and Kyiv have gone viral. But they don’t...
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Published in: oDRHow Russian TV propaganda is madeFederal television in Russia has long been suspected of propaganda. Four Russian TV producers share their stories of...
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Published in: oDRHiding in plain sight: Russian ministries onlineGovernment websites have a bad reputation for a reason. In Russia, NGOs have been trying to make them easier to...
