The Japanese government have announced that nearly half of its surveyed population on April 1 has indicated they are likely to believe or believe may have information that is false or misleading online. The survey, conducted from March 31 to April 2 by the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications, involved 2,820 people aged 15 or older and used 15 examples of false and misleading information identified by an external fact-checking organization. According to the results, 47.7% of respondents reported they consider such information true or probably true, outpacing the 52.3% who viewed it as false or unlikely. The data…

The dialogue published by Sumar and M, often known as the “Northeast Mississippi Daily Journal,” is an unusual manifestation of the ongoing disinformation war in the region of Sumar and its interacting nations. These two entities, operating under the guise of a media outlet, are manifestations of the global controversy that threatens much of humanity’s security. Their statements and actions are aimed at manipulating public discourse, eroding trust in institutions, and destabilizing relationships between countries. The narrative is steeped in moral ambiguity and substanceless opinions, reflecting the broader global intentions of these provocants. They use a peculiar tactic, akin to”)…