Who is the Russian author involved in the study discussing the collapse of Albin Kurti?

Green is a Russian publicist. He is director of “Russia Institute” in “King Ranchos London”, writes Insander newspaper.

Before being transferred to London, Green lived and worked in Moscow for 13 years, recently as founder of the Centre for the Study of the New Media and Society in the New Economic School, and prior to that as deputy director of the Carnegie Moscow Centre.

He has two books written, while his latest book is “Putin vs people: The dangerous policy of a Various Russia (Yale University Press, coauthor with Grame Robertson). His previous book was Moscow on Movement: Power and opposition at Putin Russia (Sanford University Press, 2014). He is editor-in-chief of Russian politics and justice.

Samuel Green, Gregory Asmolov, Adam Fagan and Borjan GJuzelov are four authors Ordered by the European Parliament's Foreign Policy Committee (AFET) to prepare a study on the role of false news in the Western Balkans.

A 103-page study published on the official page of the European Parliament, titled “Forgotting and Deinformation News in the Western Balkans and identifying effective ways against them, includes Kosovo on two pages, the newspaper Inseder writes.

This study, which tells of the main trends and patterns of deninforms and the fight against deninforms throughout the region in the period from 2018 to 2020, explains how this phenomenon worked in Kosovo as well.

According to the document of these four authors, it explains how the engagement of the Trump Administration with only one post on the social network of Titter, caused the Government of Kosovo, then led by the Leader of the Vetevendosje Movement, to collapse.

Four authors' report to the part where it talks about Kosovo is based on some quotations from The media that was once funded by Hakki AbaziFormer Deputy Prime Minister of Albin Kurt.