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Thanks to the Serbian government’s grip on the media and favourable political environment, RT – formerly Russia Today – uses its Belgrade office to adapt the Kremlin's narratives before disseminating them across southeastern Europe.

As part of The Propaganda Monitor project, Reporters Without Borders (RSF) spoke to Vladimir Rouvinski, an expert on Russian influence in Latin America, to better understand how RT operates.

The fight against propaganda and disinformation is central to Reporters Without Borders (RSF)’s battle to promote reliable journalism – which is why the media watchdog launched The Propaganda Monitor on 30 September 2024.

Formée au journalisme en Ukraine avant de rejoindre les rangs des propagandistes du narratif pro-russe, Diana Panchenko, publie, depuis Dubaï où elle dit vivre, des vidéos de propagande sur l’actualité de la guerre menée par la Russie.

One year ago, multiple journalists and media workers were arrested by occupying Russian forces during a roundup of the inhabitants of the city of Melitopol in Southern Ukraine.

The professional journey of propagandist Vittorio Nicola Rangeloni reflects the strategies behind the Kremlin’s international influence campaigns, especially in Ukraine and the Sahel

To combat censorship and guarantee that citizens worldwide have access to diverse, reliable sources of information, Operation Collateral Freedom – a project by RSF – has unblocked nearly 50 media outlets censored by China and Russia

Pendant la période électorale de 2024 au Brésil, la Coalition pour la défense du journalisme (CDJor), dont Reporters sans frontières (RSF) est membre, a mené une veille des attaques contre les journalistes sur les réseaux sociaux X et Instagram.

Two former editors of the now-defunct independent outlet Stand News, Chung Pui-kuen and Patrick Lam, have been sentenced to 21 months and 11 months in prison, respectively, for publishing information deemed seditious by a Hong Kong court.