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RT @Staub_T
Interview mit der moldawischen Präsidentin, kurzer Thread.
M.E. steht es ausser Frage, dass RU auch Moldawien angegriffen hätte (Transnistrien mit RU Soldaten, Munitionsdepots, etc.). Und später hätte sich RU ein nächstes Ziel gesucht (z.B. Kasachstan/Balten, siehe Propaganda). https://twitter.com/AWerberger/status/1654747914667786240
RT @nexta_tv
A banner demanding Russia's exclusion from the UN Security Council was hung in Prague
The activists showed a banner with a qr-code to the corresponding petition on a tower near the Charles Bridge, near the monument to Tomas Masaryk and on the Church of St. Salvator.
These are… https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1654483269482688515
“A banner demanding Russia's exclusion from the UN Security Council was hung in Prague The activists showed a banner with a qr-code to the corresponding petition on a tower near the Charles Bridge, near the monument to Tomas Masaryk and on the Church of St. Salvator. These are…”
RT @transregionalis
New on #TRAFOBlog:
What is the role of visuals in war? What messages do they convey? What are the main narratives?
Read "The Power of Maps and Geographic Imagery in Digital Communication: Narrating Russia’s War in Ukraine" by Alina Mozolevska here:
By Alina Mozolevska. Visuals, used as information strategies or propaganda, have become a crucial instrument of war. Drawings, images, photos, posters, cartoons, or maps represent a powerful tool of both informing and mobilizing populations and consolidating political powers around a common goal. What, then, is the role of visuals in Russia’s current invasion of Ukraine? What messages do they convey? What are the main narratives expressed and symbols used during the Russo-Ukrainian War? And how is the visual landscape of the war created?
RT @Ukr_Institute
📢We’re delighted to announce 4 short-term, part-time fellowships for displaced Ukrainians!
🔹2 fellowships (Events + Film Festival) will begin in summer 23
🔸Through these fellowships, we aim to support our fellows to build their capacity & professional skills in the UK context
