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China’s social media landscape was left reeling this week following the death of Wu Yongmei, a once-celebrated figure of rural resilience whose tragic end has exposed the darker side of state-sponsored propaganda narratives. Wu, a 36-year-old mother from a remote village in Guizhou province, died by suicide last Saturday after…
Thousands of protesters gathered in Novi Sad, Serbia on Saturday as university students announced a new phase in their protracted struggle against President Aleksandar Vucic’s government. The demonstration marks more than a year of sustained civil unrest that has significantly challenged the president’s decade-long grip on power in the Balkan…
Far-Right Populist Makes Stunning Gains in Portuguese Presidential Race, Heads to Runoff LISBON, Portugal — In a development that signals the growing influence of right-wing populism across Europe, André Ventura, leader of the hard-right Chega (Enough) party, has secured a place in Portugal’s presidential runoff election. According to near-complete results,…
Russian propaganda has distorted French media reports to undermine Ukraine’s intelligence cooperation with the West, according to Ukrainian defense officials who spoke with UNN news agency on Thursday. The disinformation campaign, which began circulating on social media platforms including X (formerly Twitter), falsely claims that a French TV channel LCI…
In a stark reminder of the dangers faced by those featured in state-driven promotional campaigns, the death of a 21-year-old Tibetan horsewoman has ignited widespread discussion across China about the ethical implications of propaganda. Dingzhu was thrust into the national spotlight several years ago through state media coverage that glorified…
In a dramatic shift of geopolitical focus, Greenland has emerged as an unexpected strategic prize in global affairs, with President Donald Trump’s interest in the island highlighting its growing importance in international relations. The world’s largest island, though rarely at the center of global attention, has become increasingly significant as…
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Serbian President Accuses Kosovo of Illegal Military Buildup Amid Regional Tensions Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić has claimed that Kosovo’s Security Force is being armed in violation of international law following an extraordinary meeting of Serbia’s National Security Council held on January 4, 2026. Vučić characterized the emerging Croatia-Albania-Kosovo alliance as a direct threat to Serbia’s national security and interests, stating that his country is already preparing defensive measures. Security analysts and disinformation experts, however, describe these allegations as part of a coordinated Serbian propaganda campaign. Gurakuç Kuçi, a researcher at the “Octopus” institute, told KosovaPress that Vučić’s statements represent a…
The United States has extended invitations to multiple foreign governments to join President Donald Trump’s “Board of Peace,” with at least twelve countries confirming they have received formal requests to participate in the initiative focused on Gaza’s reconstruction. According to The Associated Press, Jordan, Greece, Cyprus, Pakistan, Hungary, India, Canada,…
The Nobel Foundation issued a statement Sunday clarifying that Venezuelan opposition leader Maria Corina Machado cannot legitimately transfer her Nobel Peace Prize to former President Donald Trump, following her gesture during a White House meeting last week. “One of the core missions of the Nobel Foundation is to safeguard the…
Bad Habits May Actually Be Brain’s Survival Strategies, New Psychology Book Suggests What many people dismiss as bad habits – nail-biting, procrastination, and avoidance – might actually serve as protective mechanisms for the brain, according to a new psychology book that challenges conventional thinking about self-sabotaging behaviors. In “Controlled Explosions…
French tennis player Corentin Moutet sparked controversy on the opening day of the Australian Open by using an underarm serve on match point to secure his first-round victory against local player Tristan Schoolkate. The 32nd-seeded Moutet defeated Schoolkate 6-4, 7-6 (1), 6-3 on Sunday at Melbourne Park’s Kia Arena, concluding…
U.S. Vice President JD Vance will head the American delegation to the upcoming 2026 Winter Olympics in Italy, the White House announced Saturday. The delegation will represent the United States at the opening ceremony of the Milan Cortina Games on February 6. According to the White House statement, Vance will…
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Minneapolis Mayor Defends Non-Cooperation Policy with ICE Despite Controversial Drunk Driving Fatality Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey reaffirmed his administration’s stance against cooperating with federal immigration authorities during a Wednesday interview on “Fox & Friends,” even when questioned about a fatal drunk driving case involving an undocumented immigrant. “We are willing…
The European Union will allocate the majority of a new €90 billion ($105 billion) loan program to bolster Ukraine’s military capabilities over the next two years, European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen announced Wednesday in Brussels. Of the total package, €60 billion ($70 billion) will be directed toward military…
A federal jury has convicted former Navy SEAL Gregory Vandenberg of transporting explosives across state lines with the intent to attack police officers during a protest in San Diego last year, federal prosecutors announced Monday. Vandenberg, 49, was found guilty following a five-day trial in Albuquerque, New Mexico, where prosecutors…
Dutch Semiconductor Power Struggle Sends Ripples Through Global Auto Industry A high-stakes corporate governance battle unfolded in an Amsterdam courtroom Wednesday as lawyers for Nexperia, a Dutch semiconductor manufacturer, squared off against representatives of its Chinese owners in a case that has disrupted global automotive supply chains. The hearing at…
In the aftermath of the Southport tragedy that left three young girls dead and several others injured, a sinister wave of misinformation has flooded social media platforms, creating real-world consequences in communities across Britain. What began as false claims about the identity of the alleged attacker quickly escalated into a…
Canadian University Joins Global Coalition to Support Ukrainian Studies Amid Russian Conflict The University of Manitoba has become the first North American post-secondary institution to join a global initiative aimed at expanding Ukrainian studies and countering Russian disinformation campaigns. The Global Coalition of Ukrainian Studies (GCUS), launched in July 2024…
Nazi Slogan Claim on DHS Podium Lacks Historical Evidence A viral social media claim that a phrase displayed on a Department of Homeland Security lectern originated in Nazi Germany appears to be unfounded, according to historical research and available evidence. The phrase “One of ours, all of yours,” which appeared…
The Trump administration’s recent actions and communications have sparked growing concerns about its ideological direction, with critics pointing to an increasingly open embrace of rhetoric and positions that many characterize as far-right extremism. Last week, the shooting death of 37-year-old Renee Nicole Good by an ICE agent in Minneapolis became…
In a move to ensure transparency in data handling practices, Minnesota Public Radio (MPR) and American Public Media Group (APMG) have updated their user consent policies for digital communications. The organizations now explicitly state that subscribers must be at least 18 years of age to receive their informational content. The…
Russia is suffering catastrophic casualties in its ongoing war against Ukraine, with NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte revealing that between 20,000 and 25,000 Russian troops are being killed each month as the conflict enters its fourth year. “Let’s not forget that the Russians at the moment are losing massive amounts…
Los Angeles County Approves Motion for “ICE-Free Zones” on County Properties The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors unanimously approved a motion Tuesday that begins the process of establishing “ICE-free zones” across all county-owned and county-controlled properties. The measure directs County Counsel to return with a draft ordinance within 30…
Ukraine’s Military Faces Major Challenges as War Continues, Defense Minister Reveals Ukraine’s military is grappling with widespread desertion, draft evasion, and systemic organizational problems as Russia’s invasion enters its fourth year, according to the country’s recently appointed Defense Minister, Mykhailo Fedorov. In a sobering address to the Ukrainian parliament on…
