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Aleksejs Roslikovs
June 2nd - June 8th, 2025 by Martinš Hiršs

Latvia Weekly: Roslikovs’ Outburst Sparks a Viral Storm

Party National Alliance and leader of Stability party Aleksejs Roslikovs created a major political scandal. The National Alliance proposed a declaration in the Parliament calling to restrict use of Russian language in public spaces (which was rejected by the Parliament). Roslikovs reacted to this proposal using inflammatory language and gestures in the Parliament. This incident clearly illustrates how nationalist and Russian political parties exploit each other's actions to fuel both domestic tensions and Kremlin’s propaganda narratives.

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Tallinn
June 2nd - June 8th, 2025 by Dmitri Teperik and Artur Aukon

Estonia Weekly: Cultural Renamings and Climbing Unemployment Fuel De-Russification Fears

Pro-Kremlin commentators have criticized Estonia's government for its worst unemployment rate in 12 years, citing targeted policies against Russian speakers and Russian culture in Estonia.

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May 2025 by Urtė Andriukaitytė

Lithuania Monthly: German Brigade Arrival Triggers Wave of Kremlin-Backed Disinformation

The June deployment of Germany’s Panzerbrigade 45 to Lithuania marked a historic NATO milestone—but it quickly became a target for Kremlin-aligned disinformation. Pro-Kremlin media framed the move as foreign occupation, mocked German leadership, and used emotionally charged narratives to erode public trust in NATO. Economic and historical distortions further amplified efforts to undermine Lithuanian sovereignty and Western unity.

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May 2025 by Martinš Hiršs

Latvia Monthly: The Rise of the Alliance of Young Latvians

Fringe radical populist conspiracy political party Alliance of Young Latvians has successfully leveraged social media platforms to mainstream populist and Kremlin-aligned narratives about anti-Russian discrimination and government failure, transforming from a fringe political group into a potentially viable electoral force projected to cross the 5% threshold in Latvia's upcoming municipal elections.

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