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Belarusian Propaganda Watch (April–August 2025)

19 Sep 2025 | Reports

Authors: Belarusian Centre for Strategic Communications 

Summary 

The aim of the project is, through the analysis of five cases of Belarusian propaganda — including “Independence Day on July 3” (historical-symbolic dimension), “Slavianski Bazaar” (cultural), “Zapad-2025 military exercises” (security/military), “The arrival of workers from Pakistan” (migration), and “The disappearance of Coordination Council spokesperson Anzhelika Melnikova” (repressive and discrediting) — to identify the main
strategies and tactics employed to influence audiences and to disseminate disinformation.

Read the full report here.

 

This report is a public task financed by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Poland within the grant competition ‘Public Diplomacy 2024-2025 – the European dimension and countering disinformation.’

The opinions expressed in this publication are those of the authors and do not reflect the views of the official positions of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Poland