Mark Galeotti is an Analyst at Mayak Intelligence. He specializes in the intricate intersections of Russian politics, global crime, and public policy, with a keen focus on elections and security issues. His insights have been featured in prominent publications including The Telegraph, The Guardian, and The Times, among others.
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Hoaxers, trolls and disinformation merchants beware, Andy Burnham is on your case. In his speech at the UN General Assembly, the PM damned Russia
A new era of Putinism is upon us: his next actions over Ukraine and Europe will be defined by his insecurities
By: Mark Galeotti
Sergei Lavrov is busy spreading his paranoid views of the world, to the benefit of the Russian president
This health scare is a case study of the regime’s growing estrangement from its own people
Has the plague broken out of a laboratory in Siberia? At present it is unclear – but what is evident is that many Russians will believe the rumour
Not dead, only resting. Of all the country's fake parliamentary opposition parties, it is Russia's Communists who are still showing signs – very, very limited signs – of still remembering that their job is sometimes to oppose.
Not dead, only resting. Of all the country’s fake parliamentary opposition parties, it is Russia’s Communists who are still showing signs – very, very limited signs – of still remembering that their job is sometimes to oppose. On Sunday, Communists...
The Russian trolls, bots and commentators can gleefully exploit this target-rich environment that emerges during a referendum
The revival of the “Putindunnit” Brexit narrative demonstrates how politicians continue to misunderstand and misrepresent the scale, impact but above all goals of Russian political interference. The Russian trolls, bots and commentators can gleefully...
By: Mark Galeotti
Volodymyr Zelensky has warned that 20 million Ukrainians could flee if Vladimir Putin wins his war
