DISINFORMATION & MEDIA

Disinformation & Media

Modi cedes ground and activist ends hunger strike, but India-wide 'cockroach' protests roll on
PM Narendra Modi pledges further action against exam paper leakers as activist Sonam Wangchuk ends his 26-day hunger strike, but thousands of students from Cockroach Janta Party vow protests will continue.
Modi cedes ground and activist ends hunger strike, but India-wide 'cockroach' protests roll on
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Mahmoud Khalil files suit alleging 'public-private' conspiracy to target Gaza genocide critics
Lawsuit claims coordinated campaign among senior officials of Trump administration, leaders of Heritage Foundation and two online surveillance groups, Canary Mission and Betar, against pro-Palestine activists.
Mahmoud Khalil files suit alleging 'public-private' conspiracy to target Gaza genocide critics
Deutsche Welle: Bias, censorship and double standards
A combination of leaked documents, landmark court rulings, and whistleblowers paints a troubling picture of DW accused of systemic editorial bias.
Deutsche Welle: Bias, censorship and double standards
Israel's digital war machine and the perils of propaganda gone wrong
The genocidal war on Gaza exposed the lies Israel had been telling the world. Palestinians were able to transmit what was happening on the ground — fundamentally eroding the narrative control that had defined earlier eras.
Israel's digital war machine and the perils of propaganda gone wrong
UK PM accuses Elon Musk of stoking division over student's murder
Musk and Starmer have repeatedly clashed, with the British leader accusing the billionaire of spreading misinformation.
UK PM accuses Elon Musk of stoking division over student's murder
Why is Israel suing The New York Times?
Netanyahu’s government announces legal action against The New York Times after columnist Nicholas Kristof publishes allegations of systemic sexual violence against Palestinian detainees.
Why is Israel suing The New York Times?