Here you find an overview of the content in our list of Integrity Initiative links from 36 countries and some Atlantic Council links. The list is compiled by Activist for peace, Sweden, January 5, 2019 and it contains four parts. Each part is linked from this blogpost. You find that the headings below are clickable.
Screenprint of UK Column: “What is the Integrity Iniative? A short briefing paper.”, December 2018.
Each part with links includes mainly unique texts. Reposted and republished text have been avoided; unless there is a specific interest in terms of additional comments, languages or countries.
When the title is easy readable in the end of the link it is sometimes not stated in the heading. Sometimes, you also have to click on the link to check the date when the text was published.
Note that we have not made any assessment concerning trustworthiness. You have to use your own judgement; preferably by assessing the content rather than the sender. All texts have been included based on that they have some substance and that we have not missed any text. One exception is many Russian sources since we have not been able to assess them quickly.
At the moment, we have no intention to update this list. We can reconsider this if we are offered help in this work. If you want to contribute, you can contact us through our website (see above).
- Basic information
- Integrity Initiative: official site, statements and leaked material
- Atlantic Council: Kremlin’s Trojan Horses publications
- Sources connecting Integrity Initiative and Atlantic Council
Content – Part 2 of 4: Selected UK and UK Integrity Initiative links
- Selected Integrity Initiative links
- 5 best Integrity Initiative main stream press stories
- 20 best critical Integrity Initiative stories
- Integrity Initiative, comments, UK
- UK press
- UK parliamentary debate (December 12, 2018)
- UK parliamentarians (Labour MPs)
- UK sources via foreign media
- UK online media
- UK Twitter
Content – Part 3 of 4: Integrity Initiative, links sorted by countries or group of countries
Countries from and groups of countries A-U (List of countries and number of entries)
- Azerbaijan 1
- Australia 1
- Austria 1
- Bulgaria 1
- Canada 6
- China/Hongkong 1
- Czechia 1
- EU/Europe 3
- Finland 1
- France 1
- Germany 10
- Ghana 1
- Greece 1
- India 1
- International 22
- Ireland 2
- Italy 2
- Kazakhstan 1
- Lithuania 1
- Netherlands 4
- New Zealand 1
- Norway 19
- Pakistan 2
- Poland 4
- Romania 2
- Russia (selected smaller part) 20
- Serbia 1
- Slovakia 1
- Spain 10
- Sweden 11
- Switzerland 2
- Uganda 1
- Ukraine 2
- United Kingdom – See Part 2 of 4: Selected UK and UK Integrity Initiative links
- The United States 25
Content – Part 4 of 4: Atlantic Council Kremlin’s Trojan Horses projects
- Atlantic Council Kremlin’s Trojan Horses and other projects, selected comments.
Extra: Swedish Disinformation research controversy – links
To complement our compiled list of Integrity Initiative links from around 40 countries and some Atlantic Council links, Activists for peace (In Swedish: Aktivister för fred) has chosen to publish a an extensive compilation of links in relation to a related scandal that took place last (2017) in Sweden.
“In early December 2018, Tord Björk from Activists for Peace was once more the target of a smear campaign. In a joint effort by Stockholm Free World Forum, an NGO paid by The Confederation of Swedish Enterprise to promote business interest in security affairs and Atlantic Council, the closer cooperation between environmental and peace movement and linkages to the Green Party was presented as a threat in the report Kremlin’s Trojan Horses 3.0. Tord Björk had written in an article in an environmental magazine that the referendum in Crimea in 2014 was a breach of international law but that a majority of the local population including the Ukrainians supports the outcome. The author of the report, Henrik Sundbom, a fellow at Stockholm Free World Forum, claimed that the article showed to much sympathy with the Russian Crimean narrative.
Last year a close cooperation partner to Henrik Sundbom , Martin Kragh, head of the Russia and Eurasian programme at the Swedish Institute of International Affairs and researcher at the Institute for Russian and Eurasian Studies at Uppsala University where he also is Research Director at the Uppsala Forum for Democracy, Peace, and Justice, together with the daily Expressen also started a smear campaign against Tord Björk and Ukrainabulletinen, the newsletter publicized by Activists for peace.“
Activists for peace in Make 2019 a year of peace!, January 5, 2019
Screenprint of the Institute of Statecraft’s homepage, December 2019.
Activists for Peace 