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Procured in Russia Mi-24 Helicopters Were Secretly Supplied to South Sudan by Uganda

September 27, 2017

On 7 December 2015, British online newspaper `The Independent` published the article on the purchase of classified military equipment from Russia to Uganda. The publication ‘Uganda in chopper saga again’ was later removed, probably not without the influence of the Russian side. In view of the last reports of Amnesty International and OCCRP accusing Ukraine… » read more

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DMYTRO ZOLOTUKHIN’S INTERVIEW FOR THE STUDIES OF HYBRID WARS BY THE RAZUMKOV CENTRE

December 19, 2016

Please describe the specific features, directions and aims of Russian “hybrid war” in Ukraine and Europe. What is the vulnerability of the Western democracies? This question is rather exact unlike the multi-vector discourse of discussions held in the information space of Ukraine and the West. To my mind, the vulnerability of the Western democracies particularly… » read more

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European values vs. European prices

August 18, 2016

  Yuriy Poyta, Dmitriy Zolotukhin French and German companies, which lobby the lifting of sanctions against Russia in the EU countries Despite the efforts of the powerful pro-Russian lobby in the political and business structures of Europe, on July 1, 2016, the EU extended the economic sanctions against Russia. Restrictive measures cover the financial, energy… » read more

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Train journalists, bloggers, active social media users and young entrepreneurs.

Dmitriy Zolotukhin, an information security expert, is establishing a hub to increase public awareness of information manipulation and promote media literacy in both Russian & Ukrainian language. Named Institute for Postinformation Society, the institute will train journalists, bloggers, active social media users and young entrepreneurs.


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