On 14 May 2025, Vera Tolz delivered John Erickson Memorial Lecture at the University of Edinburgh. In her lecture, titled 'Russia, Disinformation, and the Global Media Environment,'
On 8 May 2025, the '(Mis) Translating Deceit' project team hosted a postgraduate research workshop, 'Beyond Disinformation: Media, Identity, and Political Conflict.'
An in-person seminar by Professor Vera Tolz that will attempt to re-frame and re-examine early Soviet propaganda, and to situate it alongside Western media.
Vera Tolz presented her paper at two different locations earlier this year.
On 13-14 February 2025, Alexandr Voronovici participated in the workshop “Political Utilization of the Term “Genocide” in the Former Soviet Sphere of Influence: Legal and Historical-political Discourses” which took place at the Berlin campus of the University of Hagen.
The workshop focused on the role of Soviet republics in international and transnational affairs, analysing their international subjectivity, influence in global affairs, and propagandistic potential. Alexandr presented his paper “Navigating Transnationalism of Soviet Republics: The Ambiguities of Soviet Republican International Agency”. The workshop program is available here: https://www.unior.it/sites/default/files/2025-01/Beyond%20Moscow%20-%20Program%20Draft.pdf
Vera Tolz and Stephen Hutchings presented a webinar to the EU Disinfo Lab.
This year's convention theme was "liberation". Stephen, Vera, Maksim, Maxim participated by organising a project panel and presenting their respective papers.
The recording from Stephen and Vera's latest panel appearance is now live.