Everything that you wanted to know about Ukrainian politics, but the mass media did not dare to tell you, is in the project of the Inter TV channel called The Day After Tomorrow.
"The day after tomorrow" is a special kind of analyst. While other weeklies talk about events that have already taken place, The Day After Tomorrow talks about what will happen in the future. Or it won't. It all depends on the audience. After all, the viewers of The Day After Tomorrow are people who make decisions: politicians, journalists and voters.
Already on Monday, Alexey Mustafin will tell about the events that will take place the day after tomorrow and, of course, on other days of the next week. As the chief editor of the information and analytical service, he is well aware of the news kitchen. And not only.
The presenter will recreate the information picture next week with possible scenarios and, accordingly, their interpretations in the media, in front of the audience. To obtain primary information, direct connections of journalists and synchronized characters will be used, for forecasting - conversations with political scientists and other specialists.
"The Day After Tomorrow" is a program about how news can be made the way it should be. It is necessary for those for whom the media is an instrument of influence. And what the viewer should know in order not to become an object of manipulation.