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Same-sex Marriages as an “EU Membership Requirement”, Accusations of Interference into Elections in Hungary, and Disinformation about Ukrainian Refugees in EU Member States
Results of pro-Russian disinformation monitoring (December–February 2026)
DisOut Media Literacy Project Wins 32nd Annual Communicator Awards
The project received the highest honor — the Award of Excellence — in the Campaign-Non-Profit category.
Selection Results of the project "Political Journalism Development for Building a Healthy Democratic Ecosystem in Ukraine"
Український фонд медіа та суспільства отримав понад 100 заявок від медіа та громадських організацій з усієї України. Після незалежної процедури оцінювання Наглядова рада фонду відібрала 18 організацій, які продемонстрували належну спроможність і чітку відданість розвитку політичної журналістики в Україні.
Dividing lines in Ukrainian society: the impact of mass discussions in social media
The debate around the topic of refugees was strikingly emotional, filled with mutual insults and quarrels. This is evidenced by a study conducted by the NGO CAT-UA at the request of the NGO Internews Ukraine.
Political journalism development for building a healthy democratic ecosystem in Ukraine
The maximum amount of awarded grants will be 600,000 Ukrainian hryvnia (UAH) for projects of up to 9 months. Project proposals must be submitted no later than January 26, 2026, by 18:00 (Kyiv time).
Accusations of the EU prolonging the war, discrediting Ukrainian-Polish relations, and demoralising the public in Ukraine’s information environment
The Regional EU Disinformation Resilience-related Network of Journalists, in collaboration with the EU-funded DARE Project team, continues to investigate Russian propaganda narratives in various regions of Ukraine and debunk disinformation about the EU-Ukraine relations.
Over One-Third of Ukrainians Turn to News Exclusively from Social Media
Conducted by Internews Ukraine, this study reveals key changes in Ukraine’s United News telethon’s viewership, highlights which news sources are most trusted by the public, and uncovers how well Ukrainians can spot disinformation.
Ukraine and the global world: key messages for mutual understanding
Internews Ukraine invites international experts, cultural, business, and civil society activists working with foreign audiences to a meeting with journalists from South Africa, the Philippines, and India.
The impossibility of the EU integration of Ukraine, threats to state sovereignty, the status of Ukrainian refugees, and other false stories about EU-Ukraine relations
Despite slight regional differences, most narratives are repeated in different regions and sources. That indicates a coordinated disinformation campaign targeting Ukrainians' trust in the EU and aiming to discredit the country’s ongoing European integration processes.
Internews Ukraine establishes the Ukrainian Media and Society Fund
The fund will assist independent media and information organizations in securing grant resources, provide educational opportunities, and conduct media research.