Reports
The Road to Ceuta: Mapping the Online Mobilisation Infrastructure
The mobilisation that pulled crowds to the Ceuta border this summer ran publicly for weeks before the first crossing – the same recruitment texts, pushed into fourteen Facebook groups, at one point six groups in 81 seconds. A new Repsense study analysed 25,335 posts across nine platforms and traced the machinery behind both crossing attempts.
Armenia Election Narrative Environment
Armenia's 2026 election was fought in two arenas: at the ballot box and in the information environment. By combining large-scale media monitoring with nationally representative survey data, Repsense found a coordinated cross-platform network capable of moving narratives from Russian-language Telegram channels to Armenian TikTok audiences within hours. While the election delivered a clear result, the underlying information infrastructure remained active long after the votes were counted.
Target Map: A Disinformation Study of Lithuania’s Infrastructure
Most disinformation research measures how propaganda shifts public attitudes over months and years. This study is the first in Lithuania to look at what happens in the hours and days after an incident, when the power grid fails or an airport closes. Repsense analysed 358,156 posts about twelve infrastructure sites and the biggest four crises that hit them.
