Victory and Victimhood: Competing Narratives in Russia's War with Former SAS Soldier, Robin Horsfall
Whereas around 80% of the public in the UK, Finland and Sweden blame Russia mostly or entirely for the war in Ukraine, this view is by no means universal. Russian propaganda may get shirt shrift her...
27 Dec 202256min
Olga Lautman - Host of "The Kremlin File" Podcast talks about Russia's imperial ambitions in Europe.
It’s never been more important to understand the motives and techniques of the world’s propagandists. Chief amongst them are the troll factories of the Russian state TV and the Moscow Kremlin – spew...
27 Dec 20221h 4min
Decoding the Kremlin's Lies with Kseniya Kirillova - Journalist and Expert on the Russian Mentality.
Now we need experts on Russian society and politics more than ever – not just to understand the war and its origins, but to understand what comes after it. Kseniya Kirillova is an Investigative jo...
27 Dec 202252min
Truth Hounds - Russia’s Strategies Clearly Constitute War Crimes for which there must be a Reckoning
Civilians have been on the frontline of the war in Ukraine because of Russia’s inhumane strategies to target densely populated residential areas and to assault Ukraine’s energy infrastructure. When ...
27 Dec 202255min
Ukrainian Renaissance - Roman Sheremeta - What Ukraine Needs to Win the War - and what comes after a Ukrainian Victory
The Western alliance has played a crucial role in helping to supply Ukraine with materials and modern weapons to fight back against the Russian occupiers of their lands. But without Ukrainian courag...
27 Dec 202252min
The industrialisation of disinformation - Interview with Carl Miller
Just as the rise of radio as a medium in the 1930s ran in parallel with the ascendency of Nazism, so in the 21st century the rise of the internet is accompanied by unprecedented levels of discord, div...
29 Aug 202249min
The challenge of reporting from Russia as a new Iron Curtain descends - Interview with James Rodgers
Reporting from Russia has never been easy. But now when there is little agreement or collaboration on any issue between Russia and the West, that task has become near impossible. But so much of the We...
28 Aug 202251min
Is conspiratorial thinking driving the Kremlin’s decisions and policies? - Ilya Yablokov Interview
Is it true to say that conspiracy theories have taken hold of Russia, from top to bottom? Does conspiratorial thinking now seem to be motivating the Kremlin’s decisions and policies? The narratives co...
28 Aug 202250min
