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Internet Under Fire: The Fight for Digital Sovereignty — Johnson and Gorelkin

Subscribe to the channel so you don’t miss a new video —    / @nationalunityclub   00:00 – Introduction and purpose of the discussion 01:45 – Journalist vs legislator background and media experience 02:38 – YouTube, BitChute, and platform restrictions in Russia 04:49 – Digital sovereignty and post-2014 infrastructure shift 07:19 – Information warfare and propaganda history perspective 08:49 – Future of neutral platforms and algorithm manipulation 09:50 – X (Twitter) policy changes and media openness 11:18 – Western media bias and trust deficit 12:56 – Turning point in Western media attitude toward Putin 14:08 – Munich speech and stigmatization of Russia 16:49 – Cultural storytelling as a tool against propaganda 20:11 – Western platforms exiting Russia and content replacement 22:52 – Historical narratives and fight for younger generations 24:16 – Wikipedia control and information cleansing 26:15 – Energy myths, economy, and daily life realities 27:24 – Bucha narrative and failures in information response 29:00 – Accessibility of Russian content abroad 31:14 – VPNs, Telegram, and platform neutrality challenges 34:05 – Internet resilience and limits of information control 37:16 – Need for fair moderation and judicial review online 38:33 – Algorithm regulation and anti-manipulation law 41:23 – Digital sovereignty as modern geopolitical competition 44:22 – Long-term narrative shift and closing reflections