15 March 2025: Online Course “OSINT for the Russian-Speaking World”

15 March 2025: Online Course “OSINT for the Russian-Speaking World”

📅 Date: Saturday, March 15th, 2025
Time: 09:00 – 13:00 CET
🌐 Type: Online Course
💶 Cost: €499 (discounted rates available)

“OSINT in the Russian-speaking World” is a specialised online course designed for professionals, researchers, analysts, and investigators aiming to enhance their ability to work with Russian-language sources. Scheduled for Saturday, March 15th, 2025, this interactive programme focuses on practical techniques to access, analyse, and utilise Russian-language content from the internet and social media.

What You Will Learn

This course equips participants with essential skills to:

  • Navigate Russian-language platforms and media portals.
  • Identify and extract relevant data, such as news reports, documents, and corporate information.
  • Conduct digital footprint mapping and social media analysis.
  • Overcome challenges with translation and transliteration tools.
  • Gain insights into the political, economic, and social dynamics of the post-Soviet region.

Key Modules

  1. Establishing Your Workflow: Russian internet structure, translation tools, privacy, and anonymity strategies.
  2. Russian Vocabulary Essentials: Political, defence, economic, and military terminology.
  3. Effective Search Techniques: Exploring Russian media platforms, optimising searches on Google, Yandex, and alternative engines.
  4. GEOINT Applications: Satellite imagery, location-specific searches, and Russian address systems.
  5. Social Media Intelligence (SOCMINT): Tapping into Russian social media for intelligence gathering.
  6. Corporate Investigations: Verifying Russian companies, uncovering ownership details, and assessing legitimacy.

Who Should Attend?

This course is perfect for:

  • Business professionals and due diligence experts.
  • Academic researchers.
  • Intelligence analysts.
  • Social media investigators.
  • Anyone needing to interpret Russian-language content for professional purposes.

No prior knowledge of Russian is required. Participants will receive curated vocabulary lists and practical techniques, ensuring they can confidently navigate Russian-language OSINT without fluency in the language.

Instructor

Giuliano Bifolchi, SpecialEurasia’s Research Manager, brings years of hands-on intelligence analysis across critical regions, including the Middle East, North Africa, and Latin America. With a PhD in Islamic History and expertise in International Relations, Giuliano offers invaluable knowledge that will shape your understanding of geopolitics.

Fees and Discounts

  • Standard rate: €499
  • Military/Police forces: €399
  • Students: €349
  • Returning SpecialEurasia participants: €299

Take advantage of this opportunity to refine your investigative skills and unlock access to valuable Russian-language resources.

Participants will receive a certificate upon course completion and the course material as well as files and documents to continue their learning and training.


For further information, visit our Training & Courses Page or contact SpecialEurasia at info@specialeurasia.com to register or for further information.

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