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The study aims to examine how The New York Times constructs Russia's media image amid the Russian-Ukrainian conflict.

Formation of Russia's media image in The New York Times against the backdrop of the Russian-Ukrainian conflict

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Media discourse shapes a negative representation of Russia, suggesting authoritarianism in global dialogue.

The study aims to examine how The New York Times constructs Russia's media image amid the Russian-Ukrainian conflict.
Critical discourse analysis of articles from The New York Times between 2014 and 2024.
Focus on linguistic techniques and rhetorical strategies in media reporting.
Identification of key narratives that contribute to the image of Russia as a 'threat'.
Findings reveal a shift from balanced to predominantly negative coverage of Russia.
Key narratives emphasize the dichotomy of democracy versus authoritarianism.
The study indicates that media representations contribute to long-term cognitive and ideological perceptions.

Ekaterina Sergeevna Chebykina (2026) studied this question.

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