Author: News Room
It begins quietly, the way so much digital damage does: a seven-second clip appears on a timeline, and before anyone…
Paragraph 1: It’s a strange kind of paradox that has been quietly unfolding on the international stage. Canada’s official foreign-interference…
One ordinary Facebook post can change a life. In Ho Chi Minh City, police are investigating a 44-year-old man identified…
Imagine scrolling through your social media feed and stopping at a headline that makes you blink twice: “Woman approved for…
The IMITATE3 project—officially titled “Influence, Manipulation and Information Threats as Adversarial Techniques: Events, Evolution and Effects”—is a bold international research…
On a damp October morning in Vilnius, a conference hall filled with researchers, diplomats, and civil society activists for the…
With less than a month to go before South Africa heads to the polls for its sixth local government elections,…
Paragraph 1: The Knock at the Door There is a moment in every journalist’s life when the work stops being…
Two people connected with an east London law firm have reported themselves to the Solicitors Regulation Authority after court documents…
In the quiet rhythm of everyday campus life, young people are supposed to worry about classes, exams, friendships, and the…
Think about the last time you stood in a supermarket aisle, trying to decide what to feed your family. Maybe…
At a time when South Africa’s place on the world stage feels fragile and contested, the government is asking a…