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          11. – 22. March 2026

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              The Russian Propaganda Machine and How to Fight Back

              The Russian Propaganda Machine and How to Fight Back

              Join is in our SOCIETY:CINEMA and learn more about the Russian propaganda machine. Meet Charlotte Flindt, Director at Danish Foreign Policy Society, together with Flemming Splidsboel, Senior Researcher at DIIS. The conversation is moderated by Michael Jarlner, Politiken.

              After the screening of ‘A Little Grey Wolf Will Come’ that follows Russian journalist Zhanna Agalakova on her journey to part with Russian state media, we take a closer look at the Russian propaganda machine. How it affects average Russian citizens, how it manipulates news coverage and how one might spot its inner workings. Meet Director at Danish Foreign Policy Society, Charlotte Flindt Pedersen, together with Senior Researcher at DIIS, Flemming Splidsboel, in a conversation about the current state of Russian media and the rights of journalistic expression. The conversation is moderated by Michael Jarlner, International Commentator at Politiken.

              At SOCIETY:CINEMA, we take the TikTok-tempo out of the major geopolitical challenges and make room for nuances and reflection. With activists from the US, first-hand accounts from Gaza, and witnesses to the impact of social media on our mental health, we once again focus on human-, civil-, and international rights when Pressen opens its doors to the most important socital debates, here and now.