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Spinning the Globe: Russian Information Warfare and Its Reach into the Global South

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By Ivan U. K. Klyszcz, Kristel Birgit Potsepp, Javad Keypour
| Icds
While concentrated on Europe, and especially on Ukraine, Moscow’s drive to challenge the world order has a global dimension. A tool of Russia’s aggressive foreign policy with worldwide impact is information operations. This report presents a comprehensive and in-depth analysis of Russia’s global foreign information manipulation and interference (FIMI) ecosystem, spanning official state communications, state-controlled media, and intelligence-controlled covert media operations.
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Kristel Birgit Potsepp: praegune hirmupoliitika töötab otseselt vastu Lennart Meri mõtetele

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By Kristel Birgit Potsepp
| Eesti Päevaleht Verified
Tugeva statistika ja kasvava majanduse kõrval peame endiselt kindlustama selle, et inimestel oleks võimalik hästi toime tulla, olgu selleks tudeng Tartus, õpetaja Haapsalus, üksikema Kundas või perekond Viljandis. Lennart Meri FOTO: Andres Treial | Õhtuleht Vaadates ülemaailmset statistikat näiteks hariduse ja PISA testide, SKT, küberi, ettevõtluse, ajakirjandusvabaduse ja korruptsiooni kohta, läheb Eesti Vabariigil 32 aastat pärast taasiseseisvumist maailma mastaabis suurepäraselt. 2024.
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Kristel Birgit Potsepp: Young people need more mental health support

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By Kristel Birgit Potsepp
| Estonian Public Broadcasting Verified
According to the national health foundation's register, suicide was the most common cause of death amongst those in the 10-24 age group in 2020. This was most pronounced in the 15-19 age group, where 12 out of the 19 recorded deaths were suicides. Suicide was also the leading cause of death among 15-24 year-olds in 2019. These are stark statistics, which reveal something about the quality of life for young people in Estonia. Suicidal young people do not appear from nowhere.
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