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Moscow's long arm: Soft power, fake news and propaganda from Russia

Putin's grip reaches globally, online and offline. How does his disinformation and propaganda work, and who is susceptible to it? Jeroen Smit talks to experts who experience Russia's Influence at first hand, including Derk Sauer. About the abuse of freedom of expression, Putin’s new friends, fighting fake news in Ukraine and the Baltic States and independent news coverage in Russia itself. His interlocutors: Derk Sauer: media entrepreneur in Moscow since 1989 and chair of the Board of Stichting IWPR Netherlands Derk Sauer is the Former CEO and now board member of RBC Media, the leading independent media company in Russia. Alan Davis: IWPR’s Director Asia and Central Asia Alan Davis joined IWPR in 1994, after years as a reporter in Indo-China and East Asia. He has conducted programs in the Balkans, the Caucasus, Central Asia, Afghanistan, Iran and the Philippines. Margo Gontar: fact checks fake news in Ukraine As Co-founder and editor of fact-checking website StopFake.org, Gontar also works as producer and anchor of its weekly news TV show, StopFakeNews. Gontar has worked almost 15 years in the media industry, and in recent years has focused on propaganda, fake news, the weaponization of media and its direct influence on democratic processes and institutions, as well as phenomena as ‘post-truth’ and ‘post-truth society’. Artemy Troitsky: the critic who left Russia Artemy Troitsky is a Russian activist, cultural critic, lecturer and journalist. He played an important role in the anti-Soviet revolution of Soviet youth. Troitsky wrote, among others, "Back in the U.S.S.R.: The true Story of Rock in Russia" (1987). Jeroen Smit: writer, journalist, former professor in journalism and member of the Advisory Board of IWPR Netherlands. IWPR Netherlands (https://iwpr.nl) is part of the international NGO, Institute for War & Peace Reporting. IWPR’s mission is the global promotion of freedom of expression and to get the stories of local reporters out to the rest of the world. IWPR works in more than 30 countries and conflict zones (Syria, Iraq and the Philippines, among others), and contributes to peace and good governance by strengthening the ability of media and civil society to speak out, by training and supporting journalists and activists including those in the Ukraine. Katya Laba is IWPR’s Ukraine project Manager. Prior to the panel discussion, she will briefly talk about IWPR’s commitment to fight corruption and make investigative journalism possible. This program is in: English Illustration by Marvin Bruin. Livestream 2017-05-17 This video is also at: https://vimeo.com/debalie/moscowslongarm http://www.debalie.tv N E D E R L A N D S : Rusland Report: De lange arm van Moskou https://www.debalie.nl/agenda/podium/... De Balie social media: https://vimeo.com/debalie    / debalievideo     / debalie     / debalie     / de_balie   Site: https://www.debalie.nl .