In the context of the illegal and unprovoked February 24 Russian invasion of Ukraine and the subsequent escalation of disinformation in social media, 45north, in partnership with the International Republican Institute’s Beacon Project, analyzed the social media Romanian language conversation across multiple social media platforms to try to understand how Russian malign narratives permeated these environments.
45north, in partnership with the International Republican Institute’s Beacon Project, analyzed Romanian language social media data from Facebook, Twitter and Telegram for all of 2022 (materialized in two distinct reports, one for each half of 2022, available here and
45north, in partnership with the International Republican Institute’s Beacon Project, analyzed Romanian language social media data from Facebook, Twitter and Telegram for the last six months of 2022, data associated with the war in Ukraine. We analyzed the top 100 most popular posts based on the number of interactions gathered for three separate narratives: Appeasement, Anti-NATO/ Anti-US and Energy Security.
You can read the first part of the analysis here.
45north, in partnership with the International Republican Institute’s Beacon Project, analyzed Romanian language social media data from Facebook, Twitter and Telegram for the first six months of 2022, data associated with the war in Ukraine. We analyzed the top 100 most popular posts based on the number of interactions gathered for three separate narratives: Appeasement, Anti-NATO/ Anti-US and Energy Security.
45north, in partnership with the International Republican Institute’s Beacon Project, analyzed Romanian language social media data from Facebook, Twitter and Telegram for the second half of 2022, data associated with the war in Ukraine. You can find the full report above, including the methodology applied to the analysis.
45north, in partnership with the International Republican Institute’s Beacon Project, analyzed Romanian language social media data from Facebook, Twitter and Telegram for the first six months of 2022, data associated with the war in Ukraine. You can find the full report above, including the methodology applied to the analysis.