The article discusses political and media discourses on Russia’s all-out war in Ukraine. It assesses how convergent or divergent discourses are and determines whether the assumption of globalization of information flows holds at the time of war. Political and media discourses are considered here in conjunction. A method for visualizing and measuring the divergence or convergence of political and media discourses is developed and applied. In addition to illuminating the concept of war propaganda, it can be used to test a range of theories about relationships between governments and mass media in a comparative perspective. The geographical scope of the study includes five countries: Russia, Ukraine, the United States, the United Kingdom, and France. The coverage of the first twelve weeks of the war by eleven mass media is considered, as well as speeches devoted to the war delivered by presidents of the five countries during the same period.

本文讨论了有关俄罗斯在乌克兰全面战争的政治和媒体言论。它评估话语的趋同或分歧程度，并确定信息流全球化的假设在战争时期是否成立。政治和媒体话语在这里被结合考虑。开发并应用了一种可视化和测量政治和媒体话语的分歧或融合的方法。除了阐明战争宣传的概念之外，它还可以用来从比较的角度检验一系列关于政府和大众媒体之间关系的理论。该研究的地理范围包括五个国家：俄罗斯、乌克兰、美国、英国和法国。考虑了 11 家大众媒体对战争前 12 周的报道，以及同一时期五国总统针对战争发表的演讲。