March 2020 – Russia’s Media Mentions of 2020 Presidential Candidates (Update 3)
FIE 2020’s third update on Russia’s media mentions of the 2020 candidates and the 2020 election.
A Nation Must Think Before it Acts
March 2020 – Russia’s Media Mentions of 2020 Presidential Candidates (Update 3)
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Democrats
February and March – Iranian Media Mentions of 2020 Candidates (Update 1)
FIE 2020 examines PressTV’s media mentions of the 2020 candidates in February and March 2020.
China’s Media Mentions of the 2020 Candidates
FIE 2020 examines Chinese state media outlet The Global Times and its coverage of the 2020 U.S. presidential election and the 2020 candidates.
January and February 2020 – Russia’s Media Mentions of 2020 Presidential Candidates (Update 2)
FIE 2020’s second update on Russia’s media mentions of the 2020 candidates.
Iran’s Media Mentions of the 2020 Candidates
The FIE 2020 Project examines Iranian state-sponsored media mentions of the 2020 presidential candidates and the narratives that surround coverage of the U.S. election published on Iran’s PressTV.
Sputnik News Approaches to Impeachment Coverage
FIE 2020 discusses Sputnik News’s approaches to impeachment coverage.
November and December 2019 – Russia’s Media Mentions of 2020 Presidential Candidates (Update 1)
To date, the team has analyzed 2,572 stories and 4,591 mentions published by RT and Sputnik. Here are some of the highlights since our previous analyses of Russian state-sponsored media on November 10 and November 25.
To Hack or Not To Hack?: Russia’s Decision For Election 2020
Russia’s strategic calculus for hacking Election 2020 involves several factors. FPRI’s Foreign Influence Election 2020 Project discusses the considerations Russia will face in deciding whether to hack or not to hack during the 2020 election cycle.
Russia’s Media Mentions of 2020 Democratic Candidates
The 1,203 mentions of Democratic candidates quickly illustrated the Kremlin’s preferences amongst the Democratic field and, in particular, who they likely don’t want to see inaugurated in January 2021. Here are some highlights from this first round of analysis regarding the Democratic candidates: