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Tag: disinformation

Total Results: 13

'The Trump dossier was not the last time Steele would compile and distribute damaging allegations about individuals he claimed were working for Russia.' Andrew Harnik via Getty; Tolga Akmen/AFP via Getty; Bloomberg TV; Sky; Jamie Tomlinson.
31 Oct 2025 - 12:03am

Christopher Steele: reputation-mauler for hire Russiagate was just the start

David Rose
Monday, 30 December
30.12

Who verifies BBC Verify? The disinformation unit has a record of failure

David Rose and Archie Earle
Monday, 4 November
04.11

Who verifies BBC Verify? The disinformation unit has a record of failure

David Rose
Wednesday, 17 April
17.04

Inside the disinformation industry A government-sponsored agency is censoring journalism

Freddie Sayers
Tuesday, 15 August
15.08

The rise of pro-Western disinformation Dirty tricks campaigns aren't confined to Russia

Matthew Petti
Friday, 24 March
24.03

The BBC’s phoney war on disinformation A bit of self-awareness wouldn't go amiss

Kathleen Stock
Friday, 13 May
13.05

The age of attention politics Deciding what to notice has become a moral choice

Mary Harrington
Tuesday, 10 May
10.05

The desperation of Biden’s Disinformation Board There are dangers to using censorship as a political tool

Ayaan Hirsi Ali
Thursday, 17 March
17.03

The myth of online misinformation Our moral panic plays into the hands of Big Tech

Geoff Shullenberger
Tuesday, 27 October
27.10

Fear Russian nukes, not cyberwarriors While the West obsesses over ineffectual meddling on Facebook, Putin is commissioning missiles

Mike Martin
Tuesday, 29 September
29.09

Could Russian race-baiting tear the US apart? Disinformation campaigns that aim to alienate black voters have been traced to the Kremlin

Nina Schick
Wednesday, 8 July
08.07

Human rights in the age of disinformation Implementing the Magnitsky Act is a big win for Global Britain. But what does it mean to be a democratic citizen online?

Peter Pomerantsev