News & Insights Across Asia
The Australian government has withdrawn its proposed misinformation laws after facing opposition in the Senate, and is fast-tracking a bill to ban under-16s from using social media.
After the tragic stabbing in Southport and subsequent riots, London residents share their views on the unrest and the impact of misinformation fueling the violence.
A new report highlights global audience concerns over AI-generated news content and its impact on trust.
A fabricated news story on social media falsely claims China’s FAST telescope is in ruins, using images of the collapsed Arecibo Observatory in the U.S. Here’s the truth behind the misinformation.
China’s Foreign Ministry has rejected U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken’s accusations of distorting global information, stating that such claims are unfounded and harm international relations.
An exploration of how media manipulation influences public perception in the Israel-Palestine conflict.
Unverified reports and fake news are fueling the ongoing Hamas-Israel conflict. This article explores how misinformation spreads and its impact on public perception and the conflict itself.
Foreign vloggers in Wuhan, Jovis and Marissa, challenge a news outlet for distorting their interview about life during the coronavirus outbreak, emphasizing the need for accurate media reporting.