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EU parliament urged to probe Russian propaganda network

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Czech and Polish intelligence services uncovered the activities of a Russian network aimed at influencing the European elections in June. The network operated the popular Voice of Europe news website, registered in Prague and closed down by Czech authorities. The site, along with Viktor Medvedchuk, a pro-Russian Ukrainian oligarch close to Vladimir Putin, and his associate Artem Marchevsky, had been placed on the government's sanctions list.

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EU parliament urged to probe Russian propaganda network

BRUSSLES: The European Parliament came under pressure on Friday to investigate a Russia-financed network that wielded influence across Europe and involved EU lawmakers. The Czech Republic said on Wednesday its spies discovered the network had been spreading Russian propaganda through the Prague-based Voice of Europe news site. Moscow also paid money to MEPs to promote Russian propaganda, Belgian Prime Minister Alexander De Croo said on Thursda…

1 month ago·Riyadh, Saudi Arabia

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The European Parliament wants to investigate Russia's bribery of European politicians

Несколько депутатов Европарламента призвали провести расследование в отношении подкупа Россией европейских политиков, сообщает DW. В частности, глава фракции "Обновляя Европу" Валери Айе написала письмо главе Европарламента с призывом немедленно провести по этому поводу внутреннее расследование. [see_also ids="565290"] По словам Айе, если действующие евродепутаты или кандидаты на выборах брали деньги от правительства РФ или его марионеток, таких…

29 days ago·Kyiv, Ukraine

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Anadolu Ajansı

Some European Parliament members paid to promote 'Russian propaganda': Belgian premier

Belgian, Czech intelligence services engaged in 'close collaboration' to quell 'Russian propaganda network,' says Alexander De Croo - Anadolu Ajansı

1 month ago·Türkiye

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Le Figaro

Russian influence network: Nathalie Loiseau targets 'European far right'

Czech intelligence services announced on Wednesday the dismantling of a pro-Russian propaganda network in Ukraine funded by Moscow. Several European parliamentarians are suspected of having received money from Russia as part of this influence network.

29 days ago·Paris, France

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Le Parisien

Disinformation, hacking and denial of service: cybertornado warning for the European elections.

Russian interferences in European political life go through intense online activity of intelligence services with disinformation and cyber attacks as preferred weapons.

29 days ago·Paris, France

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Adevarul

Belgian Prime Minister Says Members of European Parliament Payed for Russian Propaganda

Belgian Prime Minister Alexander De Croo made a shocking revelation on Thursday, saying several members of the European Parliament had been paid to promote Russia's propaganda messages.

1 month ago·Romania

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EU parliament urged to probe Russian propaganda network

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EU parliament urged to probe Russian propaganda network

EU parliament urged to probe Russian propaganda network

The European Parliament wants to investigate Russia's bribery of European politicians

The European Parliament wants to investigate Russia's bribery of European politicians

Some European Parliament members paid to promote 'Russian propaganda': Belgian premier

Some European Parliament members paid to promote 'Russian propaganda': Belgian premier

Russian influence network: Nathalie Loiseau targets 'European far right'

Russian influence network: Nathalie Loiseau targets 'European far right'

Disinformation, hacking and denial of service: cybertornado warning for the European elections.

Disinformation, hacking and denial of service: cybertornado warning for the European elections.

Belgian Prime Minister Says Members of European Parliament Payed for Russian Propaganda

Belgian Prime Minister Says Members of European Parliament Payed for Russian Propaganda

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