Lebanon isn’t reacting to the death of Hassan Nasrallah like the rest of the Arab world. Here’s why.
As our FilterLabs Jonathan Teubner told the New York Times last week, reactions to the Hezbollah secretary-general’s death were not the same throughout the Arab world.
Making sense of online sentiment after Nigeria’s Edo state elections
News media coverage showed a spike in positivity around the ruling APC party that was absent from Nigerian social media discourse.
Have the pager bombs restored Mossad’s reputation in Israel?
Key takeaways:
* Israeli social media users generally assume that Mossad was behind the explosion of thousands of pagers in Lebanon.
Can Kremlin Spending Save Crimea’s Tourist Industry?
Key takeaways from FilterLabs’ analysis:
* Substantial Russian government investments in the Crimean tourism industry have garnered positive local press.
* Official
How are Indians Talking About Modi After the Election?
Key Points from FilterLabs' Analysis:
* Despite his surprisingly disappointing election results earlier this summer, Prime Minister Narendra Modi has
What do Russians think about Harris and Trump?
Key points on Russian views of US presidential candidates
* As FilterLabs CEO Jonathan Teubner discussed on NBC this past weekend,
Are Banking Sanctions Damaging the Sino-Russian Alliance?
Key Points from FilterLabs’ Analysis:
* US sanctions against Russia are now affecting Chinese firms.
* These sanctions are extremely unpopular in
Perspectives on Putin – After Kursk – from China, Iran, and Israel
Key Points from FilterLabs’ analysis
* After the Kursk incursion, sentiment around Putin fell in Chinese, Iranian, and Israeli media.
* At
The Kremlin’s New Propaganda Campaign in Kursk
Key points from FilterLabs’ analysis:
Yesterday the New York Times published an article focused on our analysis on declining Russian
Putin’s Media Coverage Suffers in Aftermath of Ukrainian Counteroffensive
Sentiment around Putin is falling in key areas around Russia
