Russia has rolled out its most powerful disinformation tactics in honour of the Ukrainian war which paint the Kremlin’s aggression in a completely different light. While there are quiet hopes that ...

The lifting of most COVID legal restrictions on July 19 has been dubbed “freedom day” by some politicians and journalists. Though not an official designation, this popularisation of this moment with ...

Why are we so easily seduced by propaganda? Trace the history of the art of persuasion. Propaganda: The Art of Selling Lies asks the question: why are we so easily seduced by propaganda? This film ...

Throughout the centuries, propaganda has involved publicising information to influence belief and behaviour. The Trajan columns, for example, are an early example of how a ruler, in this case a Roman ...

Archaeologists digging in the banks of the Thames uncovered a rare 14th century devotional panel depicting the life and execution of a medieval politician-turned-rebel, which is going on display for ...

A family on a liner off Gibraltar by Charles Pears, promoting the Empire Marketing Board Propaganda has a bad name. It is what repressive regimes use to glorify their leaders, motivate their citizens ...

The Home Office is proposing to legislate for a new criminal offence relating to the “possession of the most serious material glorifying or encouraging terrorism”. This follows a suggestion made by ...

Cambridge Dictionary defines Propaganda as “Information or ideas that are spread by an organized group or government to influence people’s opinions, esp. by not giving all the facts or by secretly ...

Did Russia invade Georgia or was its military operation there a case of humanitarian intervention? This is the nub of the propaganda war that has been fought out between the Georgians (with ...