Truth Talks: Disinformation in The Netherlands
🇳🇱 In one of Europe’s most digitally connected countries, disinformation is thriving. In this episode of Truth Talks, investigative journalist Robert van der Noordaa—co-founder of Trollrensics—explains how Dutch far-right politics, anti-immigrant narratives, and Russian propaganda converge in a toxic media ecosystem. The sole responsibility for any content supported by the European Media and Information Fund lies with the author(s) and it may not necessarily reflect the positions of the EMIF and the Fund Partners, the Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation and the European University Institute.
Robert van der Noorda, investigative journalist, introduces the topic of disinformation in The Netherlands and discusses the country's political landscape.
Robert van der Noorda explains dominant narratives of disinformation in The Netherlands, including far-right parties and alternative media.
Discussion on the political landscape, focusing on PVV party's influence and disinformation tactics.
Robert van der Noorda discusses disinformation related to migration in The Netherlands, including anti-immigrant and anti-LGBT content.
Discussion on Russian propaganda related to the war in Ukraine, including conspiracy theories and anti-vaccination narratives.
Robert van der Noorda talks about disinformation related to agriculture, nitrogen regulations, and the impact on farmers.
Discussion on disinformation targeting children in schools and online, including propaganda related to pedophilia.
Robert van der Noorda discusses the role of foreign actors, particularly American and Chinese propaganda in The Netherlands.
Discussion on the susceptibility of Dutch voters to disinformation, particularly those with lower education levels.
Robert van der Noorda talks about the presence and impact of alternative media in The Netherlands, including their distribution channels.
Conclusion on efforts to counter disinformation and the challenges faced by politicians in addressing propaganda.
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