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NARINT June 2026: Ten Events Where Information Realities Diverged
The first issue of a monthly narrative intelligence series by… Read more
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Coordinated behaviour in the Latvian-facing TikTok space, first half of 2026
A structural analysis of audience overlap, posting synchronisation and narrative… Read more
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A Country Without a Voice: Ten Years of Belarus in The Sun
On 11 July 2026, The Sun published an exclusive interview with Sviatlana Tsikhanouskaya about the Kremlin’s nuclear blackmail. For an ordinary reader, it was one news story among many. For our corpus, it was a near-exceptional event: in only eleven… Read more
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How Belarusian State Media Talked About Its EU Countries: May 2026
4,552 materials · 9 countries monitored · Baltic + Weimar Triangle + V4 4,552Total materials… Read more
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Nine Stories of One Crisis: The narrative structure of the Belarusian democratic forces’ programs in the 2026 Coordination Council elections (IV convocation)
In spring 2026, nine blocs of the Belarusian democratic forces in exile competed for the… Read more
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Broadcast vs website: what the channel does not publish
We compared 85 CTV (Stolichnoe Televidenie) video bulletins against the full text feed of the… Read more
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Macron’s call to Lukashenko: one event, several competing narratives
TL;DR An analysis of six information environments identified two dominant frames for interpreting the 24 May phone call between Emmanuel Macron and Alexander Lukashenko. Belarusian and Russian state media treat the contact as evidence of… Read more
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Mark Rutte Without the Netherlands. How propaganda absorbs a man into an institution
KEY FINDINGS Appointment multiplied attention tenfold — permanently. Over 32 months as Dutch prime minister (Oct 2021 – May 2024), Rutte was mentioned in the Belarusian Telegram segment about ~20 times a month on average. After the North… Read more
