Results and summary reports
Results and summary reports
Each month, we publish a brief summary of PI/PDI trends and attach a PDF summary of the reports included in the calculation. The public version contains aggregated results; more detailed breakdowns and insights are available to partners via private access.
In February 2026, 194 negative posts were recorded, and the Discourse Pressure Index (PI) stood at 1102.0. Compared with the previous month, the pressure decreased: the Discourse Pressure Index (PI) decreased by 31.2%, and the number of negative posts by 39.8%. At the same time, the positive trend remained virtually imperceptible: only two positive posts were noted, and the positive deviation index (PDI) stood at 27.0.
The main structural change of the month relates to the ‘Media’ category: its share in the overall discourse pressure index increased by 11.7 percentage points compared to the previous month. This means that even against the backdrop of an overall decline in negative posts and aggregate pressure, the media segment’s contribution to shaping the negative agenda became noticeably greater. In other words, in February the pressure weakened in quantitative terms, but within the structure of the negative discourse, the role of the ‘Media’ segment strengthened.
In January 2026, public pressure intensified sharply: 322 negative posts were recorded, and the Discursive Pressure Index (PI) reached 1601.0. Compared to the previous month, the number of negative posts increased by 47.0%, and the Discourse Pressure Index (PI) by 39.7%. This is not merely an increase, but an absolute record for the entire observation period in terms of the number of negative posts.
There was virtually no positive sentiment during the reporting month: only one positive post was recorded. The most pronounced surge in pressure occurred on 19 January 2026, when 27 negative posts were published – this constituted an anomalous peak within the month. Thus, January is characterised by a maximum concentration of negative posts alongside an almost complete absence of positive ones.
In December 2025, 219 negative posts were recorded; the Discursive Pressure Index (PI) stood at 1146.0. Compared with the previous month, the number of negative posts decreased by 1.8%, yet the Discursive Pressure Index (PI) increased by 1.0% at the same time, indicating that the high level of negative sentiment persisted, with a slightly greater concentration of pressure in individual posts.
There were no positive posts during the reporting month. No pronounced structural shifts or anomalies were noted in December; therefore, the overall picture for the month can be characterised as consistently unfavourable: the negative narrative persisted, and no compensatory positive activity was observed.
In November 2025, 223 negative posts were recorded, and the Discursive Pressure Index (PI) stood at 1135.0. Compared with the previous month, the pressure decreased significantly: the Discourse Pressure Index (PI) decreased by 32.3%, and the number of negative posts by 23.6%. At the same time, the positive narrative remained minimal: only 3 positive posts were recorded, and the Positive Deviation Index (PDI) was 43.0.
Against the backdrop of an overall decline in pressure, the ‘Propaganda’ category gained significance in the structure of negative content: its share in the overall pressure index increased by 13.1 percentage points compared to the previous month. This indicates not a uniform weakening of pressure, but its redistribution in favour of a more pronounced propaganda component. 10 November 2025 stands out in particular, when an abnormal surge was recorded – 19 negative posts in a single day, which was the highest daily figure of the month.
In October 2025, 292 negative posts were recorded, with a Discourse Pressure Index (PI) of 1676.0. Compared with the previous month, the Discourse Pressure Index (PI) decreased by 11.9%, whilst the number of negative posts, conversely, increased by 0.7%. This makes October the month with the highest number of negative posts recorded since monitoring began: such a volume — 292 — had not been recorded previously.
The pressure structure has shifted significantly: the share of the ‘Media’ category in the overall pressure index decreased by 20.8 percentage points compared to the previous month, whilst the contribution of the ‘Propaganda’ category increased by 12.1 percentage points and that of the ‘State Apparatus’ category by 11.1 percentage points. Against this backdrop, positive posts remained few and far between: five such posts were recorded in October, and the Positive Deviation Index (PDI) stood at 72.0, indicating an extremely weak positive counterbalance within the overall body of publications.
In September 2025, 290 negative posts were recorded, and the Discursive Pressure Index (PI) stood at 1902.0. Against this backdrop, the positive narrative was minimal: only 4 positive posts were identified, with the Positive Deviation Index (PDI) at 71.0.
The main event of the month was an abnormal surge in pressure on 17 September 2025, when 55 negative posts were published – the highest daily figure for the reporting period. Against a backdrop of generally stable monthly trends, it was this peak that marked the most tense episode of September and confirmed the continuing imbalance between negative and positive posts.