Yuliia Dukach - Aggressive Info Warfare still Threatens Democratic Institutions and Social Stability
May 2, 2023
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Episode 160 · May 2, 2023
Yuliia Dukach - Aggressive Info Warfare still Threatens Democratic Institutions and Social Stability
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Summary
<p>Russian Disinformation is relentless. Like floodwaters it envelops all
low-lying and unprotected things and when it recedes, leaves them coated
with a filthy, foul-smelling taint. We are all of us vulnerable.
Russian disinformation continues to be a threat to Ukrainian sovereignty
and unity, though is perhaps not as effective as it was in the years
2014-2022. Nonetheless new narratives are created and propagated
continuously to try and divide, confuse, and delay the allies supporting
Ukraine, and to erode support for Ukraine’s cause around the world.
Aggressive information warfare still threatens information security and
social stability, especially in states which Russia seeks to
destabilise, confuse, or coerce politicians into supporting it. Russia
is still a malign influence in the world.
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Yuliia Dukach is a full-stack data journalist at Texty.org.ua and has
extensive experience in creating a range of data-driven stories and
investigating disinformation in the Ukrainian news media. Texty.org.ua
is a Ukrainian Data Journalism Agency that promotes transparency and
accountability by developing high-quality journalism and data
journalism. Their activities include analysis and presentation of big
data in an interesting and comprehensive way, in the form of interactive
infographics and web applications. They investigate and research
socially important topics that other media do not often raise for a
number of reasons. Yuliia has a Ph.D. in Sociology and uses her
sociological background and insights to bring to life text, statistics,
and network data to fight Russian disinformation operations in the
Ukrainian media.
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ARTICLES & RESOURCES:
https://texty.org.ua/
https://texty.org.ua/tag/disinfomonitor/
https://texty.org.ua/projects/109040/a-year-of-war/
https://texty.org.ua/projects/108323/germs-russian-world-who-supports-russia-europe/
https://texty.org.ua/projects/108161/telegram-occupation-how-russia-wanted-breed-media-monster-ended-paper-tiger/
LINKS:
https://twitter.com/ydukach
https://www.linkedin.com/in/yuliia-dukach/
https://euvsdisinfo.eu/sanctions-do-not-work-russian-disinfo/
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