EXPOSE Network
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| "Fact checkers" EXPOSE Network () | |
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| File:EXPOSE Network proposal.jpg | |
| Membership | International Centre for Defence and Security, National Centre for Defence and Security Awareness, Centre for East European Policy Studies, Latvian Elves, NATO Strategic Communications Centre of Excellence, Re:Baltica, Lithuanian Elves, Delfi, Laisves TV, Why Not, Bulgaria Analytica, Center for the Study of Democracy, HSSF Foundation, Center for Euro-Atlantic Studies, European Western Balkans, Istinomer, Krik, European Values, The Prague Security Studies Institute, Political Capital, Center for European Policy Analysis, Center for International Relations, Centre for Propaganda and Disinformation Analysis, Kosciuszko Institute, Defence 24, Fundacja Reporterów, Warsaw Institute, GLOBSEC Policy Institute, Institute for Public Affairs (Slovakia), IRI Beacon Project, Memo 98, Slovak Security Policy Institute, Sut.am, Coda Story, GRASS FactCheck, Media Development Foundation, Euroradio, Association of Independent Press, Newsmaker, ZDG, Global Focus, RISE Project, Detektor Media, StopFake, Fanpage.it, Pagella Politica, CIDOB, Maldito Bulo, Cicero Foundation, Bellingcat, Factmata, Institute for Strategic Dialogue Germany, DFRLab, Organised Crime and Corruption Reporting Project, Neville Bolt, Graham Brookie, Ben Nimmo, Peter Pomeransev, Milica Pesic, Jessikka Aro, Amil Khan, Louis Brooke, Chris Donnelly, Lyubomir Hristov, Mary Mitchell, Paul Birmingham, Jeremy Lloyd, Chris White, Dan Williamson, Deepti Sastry, Aric Toler, Christian Triebert, Tanya Bogdanova, Roman Shutov, Frank Williams, Dalia Bankausaite, David Patrikarakos, Ben Robinson, James Wilson, Alex Mackintosh, Ziad Ramley, Russell Peacock, Charlotte Beckett |
| A proposed multi-million pound consortium to "counter disinformation". Exposed in the 7th tranche of documents in the Integrity Initiative leak. The UK government declined to fund it. | |
The EXPOSE Network was a planned multi-million pound alliance to counter "Russian Disinformation". The plan came to light after related documents surfaced in Integrity Initiative Leak 7.
Structure
The 3 directors were planned to be Chris Donnelly (of the Institute for Statecraft), Amil Khan (of Aktis and Chatham House) and Louis Brooke (of the Zinc Network).[1]
Funding
The FCO application requested £9,750,000 over 3 years to run the network.[1]
Exposure
In July 2019 Kit Klarenberg published an article on the II in Sputnik which included a section Exposing ‘EXPOSE’.[2]
Secrecy
