You’ve now heard of EP Today, but have you ever heard of Times of Geneva? This, and many more “news outlets”, are part of a worldwide network of influence managed by the same group of people and organisations. But first, let’s explain how we got here. (1/8) 
Previously on DisinfoEU (in case you missed our last episode):
- We looked at the strong links between EP Today and WESTT;
- We wondered how IINS and other organisations are also connected to EP Today.
(2/8)
- We looked at the strong links between EP Today and WESTT;
- We wondered how IINS and other organisations are also connected to EP Today.
(2/8)
So, back to Times of Geneva. Presenting itself as a “credible” media outlet, it had been very active during demonstrations around minorities issues in Pakistan. Its YouTube account is a testament to this, as it’s filled with coverage of related demonstrations in Geneva. (3/8)
And on the same server, we discovered the website of an NGO “pakistaniwomen.org”. (4/8)
Pakistaniwomen.org led us to the Twitter account of the European Organisation for Pakistani Minorities (EOPM) - another NGO focused on the same issues. (5/8) web.archive.org/web/2018100317…
Intriguingly, EOPM also actively retweets Times of Geneva...(6/8)
And guess what...EOPM is registered in Brussels at the same address as… wait for it… EP Today, Srivastava Group, and ICIRC (the International Council For Inter-Religious Cooperation) (7/8)
Taken altogether, we began to observe a modus operandi:
1 - Obscure media outlets;
2 - Linked to NGOs registered at the same address or on the same server.
More to come soon. Stay tuned. (8/8)
1 - Obscure media outlets;
2 - Linked to NGOs registered at the same address or on the same server.
More to come soon. Stay tuned. (8/8)
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