Propaganda in authoritarian regimes functions as a tool to control public perception and maintain power. By disseminating biased information and manipulating the narrative, these governments can shape how citizens view political issues, leaders, and events. Propaganda often employs emotional appeals and selective facts to promote an ideological agenda, limiting opposition voices and stifling dissent. Moreover, state-controlled media disseminates propaganda, reinforcing government claims while undermining independent journalism. As a result, propaganda becomes a powerful means of sustaining authority and marginalizing alternative viewpoints in authoritarian contexts.