20 March, 2025
One third of responses generated by conversational AIs on topics related to the war in Ukraine or international politics are reportedly false and influenced by Kremlin propaganda.
Several recent investigations reveal that content from the “Pravda” network (also known as “Portal Kombat”), a group of 150 propaganda websites publishing in 46 languages, has been incorporated into the training data of certain AIs such as ChatGPT, Gemini, and Le Chat.
This propaganda network produces 1,500 articles per day in multiple languages to manipulate public opinion, promote Kremlin interests, and attack Ukraine and the West. The more frequently a piece of information is repeated across platforms and in different languages, the more credible it appears to AI algorithms — and the more likely it is to ...
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19 March, 2025
Since the beginning of Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine, Russia has been waging a war that goes beyond the military battlefield: it directly targets the identity and memory of the Ukrainian people. By systematically bombing civilian and cultural infrastructure, it violates international humanitarian law and commits war crimes, for which those responsible will have to be held accountable in court.
Destroying a museum, a library, or a theater is an attempt to erase a country's history and culture. Russia’s aggression is not limited to strategic or military infrastructure; it also targets places that embody Ukraine’s intellectual and artistic richness.The Mariupol Theater, bombed by the Russian army on March 16, 2022. ALEXANDER NEMENOV / AFP
According to UNESCO, 485 cultural s...
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19 March, 2025
Since the beginning of Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine, millions of people have been forced to flee their homes, while others have found themselves trapped under Russian occupation.
Destruction, fear, and repression define the daily lives of those who remain. Living under occupation means not only the deprivation of fundamental freedoms but also the gradual erasure of Ukrainian identity.
In Russian-controlled territories—Kherson, Donetsk, Luhansk, and Zaporizhzhia—residents are under constant surveillance. Patrols roam the streets, checking identities and hunting down those who refuse to accept Russian rule. Repression is systematic: arbitrary arrests, disappearances, and torture. Some are killed, while others are exchanged after months of captivity.
The occupation also bring...
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