Perspectives on Putin – After Kursk – from China, Iran, and Israel
Key Points from FilterLabs’ analysis
* After the Kursk incursion, sentiment around Putin fell in Chinese, Iranian, and Israeli media.
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The Kremlin’s New Propaganda Campaign in Kursk
Key points from FilterLabs’ analysis:
Yesterday the New York Times published an article focused on our analysis on declining Russian
Putin’s Media Coverage Suffers in Aftermath of Ukrainian Counteroffensive
Sentiment around Putin is falling in key areas around Russia
Has the Ukrainian counteroffensive into Kursk dented Putin’s popularity in Russia?
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The year 2024 might be called the Year of Elections. There are 64 countries–which are home to almost half
What Are Israelis Saying About the US Presidential Debate on Social Media?
If talking heads from Washington DC to Jerusalem can agree on one thing, it’s surely this: last Thursday Joe Biden had a terrible debate. However, sentiment on Joe Biden actually rose in Israeli social media.
