Protecting Truth in the Digital Age
We monitor, analyze, and combat disinformation to preserve the integrity of public discourse.
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In a significant move to keep Nigeria safe in a rapidly changing world, the Office of the National Security Adviser has officially set the wheels in motion for a thorough refresh of the country’s national security blueprint. The current strategy, known as the National Security Strategy 2019, has served its…
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On a late October evening in a quiet residential corner of Harris County, what began as an ordinary street scene quickly turned into a confusing tangle of falsehoods, fear, and poor decisions. Somewhere along the 1800 block of Laurel Valley Drive, a blue Audi struck a parked Tesla and then left the scene, as if the moment had never happened. The Tesla owner, returning to find their vehicle damaged, likely felt that familiar mix of frustration and violation—the sense that someone had carelessly interrupted their day and disappeared without taking responsibility. But unlike many hit-and-run victims, this owner had a…
Paragraph 1 In the resilient eastern Ukrainian city of Kharkiv, where the distant rumble of war has become an unwelcome soundtrack to daily life, a different kind of battle is being waged — one fought not with artillery but with words, images, and increasingly sophisticated digital deception. On 21 October, Gwara Media, a Kharkiv-based newsroom known for its dogged commitment to truth, convened an online Global Disinformation Conference that drew participants from eighteen countries across multiple continents. The event, ironically titled Kharkiv 2026, exemplified the strange duality of modern Ukraine: a nation fighting for its physical survival while simultaneously pioneering…
