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Our newsletter delivers a digest of analytical articles and op-eds published on our website, along with the latest updates on the IMR activities on a monthly basis.
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- CEPA–IMR joint event: COVID-19 and information warfare On December 15, the Center for European Policy Analysis (CEPA), in collaboration with the Institute of Modern Russia (IMR), hosted a panel discussion on the findings and lessons learned from the recently released reports “Jabbed in the Back” and “The Rise and Fall of Sputnik V.” Dalia Bankauskaitė, Ben Dubow, Olga Khvostunova, and Vera Michlin-Shapir shared their views on how Russia and China engaged in information warfare during the COVID-19 pandemic. James Lamond moderated the discussion.
- New CEPA-IMR event: Operation COVID On December 15, at 10:00 EST, tune in to watch a panel discussion of the findings and lessons learned from recently released reports, “Jabbed in the Back” and “The Rise and Fall of Sputnik V,” on how COVID-19 became a tool of information warfare. This virtual event is organized by the Center for European Policy Analysis in collaboration with the Institute of Modern Russia.
- IMR is launching a new project “The Kremlin complex: strengths and weaknesses of the Putin regime” The Institute of Modern Russia is launching a new research project dedicated to examining the strengths and weaknesses of the Putin regime and identifying myths and misconceptions about Russia in the Western public discourse. Our goal is to identify the regime’s attributes that are perceived in the West as strengths, and to give them a critical appraisal with a focus on their ambivalent nature.