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Russia’s Growing Media Influence in the World Sparks Alarm in the West

Sputnik – 28.05.2024

Russian broadcasters such as Sputnik may be outperforming their Western counterparts in terms of media coverage abroad, UK-based non-profit called Association for International Broadcasting (AIB) claims.

In its written evidence submission to the UK Parliament International Development Committee’s Inquiry into Future funding of the BBC World Service, AIB stated that “the global distribution of Russia’s international [media] operations is possibly greater than that of Western broadcasters.”

Sputnik and RT TV and radio services are being broadcast in many of the Global South countries – “including, but not limited to Venezuela, Syria, Mexico, Guatemala, India, Pakistan and South Africa” – and these media operations help Russia spread its influence around the world, AIB laments.

All this praise, however, should perhaps be taken with a grain of salt, seeing how the main purpose of the AIB’s document appears to be securing more British government funding for the BBC.

May 28, 2024 - Posted by | Russophobia | , ,

2 Comments »

  1. Unfortunately, RT TV service to South Africa has been suspended due to the fact that SA uses a western cable feed rather than a BRICS system.

    Normal service will be resumed once (if) China can put a cable to SA.

    In the mean time we are stuck with western media nonsense for the most part. We just don’t believe it.

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    peterjohnarnold's avatar Comment by peterjohnarnold | May 29, 2024 | Reply

    • I miss RT News which Telegram bans “because it violated local laws”. No details about what laws.

      One Russian friend says media here in the US is like it used to be in the USSR. They had to discern reality ‘between the lies’.

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