Azerbaijan’s Failed Propaganda: How BIG’s Digital Shenanigans Flopped in France

A French report accuses Azerbaijan’s Baku Initiative Group of trying to manipulate social media in France’s overseas territories. Despite their efforts, BIG’s tactics were as effective as a screen door on a submarine, failing to gain traction while attempting to stir anti-France sentiment.

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Oh, Azerbaijan, trying to stir the pot in France’s overseas territories like a wannabe chef with a broken recipe! Despite all the artificial sweeteners and pan-African spice, the dish just didn’t hit the mark. Better luck next time, Baku!

Key Points:

  • A French agency accused Azerbaijan of online manipulation in France’s overseas constituencies and Corsica.
  • The Baku Initiative Group (BIG) was identified as the main culprit.
  • BIG allegedly used artificial amplification on social media to spread anti-France narratives.
  • Efforts included aligning with French overseas independence parties and pan-African influencers.
  • Despite efforts, BIG failed to gain significant traction or visibility.

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