Protecting Truth in the Digital Age
We monitor, analyze, and combat disinformation to preserve the integrity of public discourse.
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There is a quiet strangeness in how much of what we call our own thinking is actually borrowed. For generations, human understanding has been shaped by agreed-upon narratives, shared cultural beliefs, and established intellectual frameworks that we rarely stop to examine. We absorb these perspectives from our families, our schools,…
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There are stories that sit heavy in the chest long after the lights go down, and FILLED is clearly one of them. This is not a play that offers easy comfort or tidy endings; instead, it dares to walk into the messy, painful aftermath of gender-based violence and ask the questions we so often avoid. Written and performed by Tshiamo Moretlwe, a gifted theatre-maker from St James, and directed by Roshina Ratnam, FILLED will take to the stage at the Baxter Theatre in November. It is a solo production, which means that one woman must carry the entire weight of…
Friendships between countries are often measured in official declarations, bilateral trade numbers, or construction cranes on the skyline. But the deepest friendships are also built from the stories people tell about one another and the spaces in which they hear those stories. That is the thinking behind the newly launched China-Pakistan Information Corridor, or CPIC, a framework designed not only to expand cooperation in media, business, research, and culture, but also to confront the misleading narratives that can quietly erode trust between nations. The initiative was formally introduced at a ceremony in Islamabad attended by Pakistan’s Information Minister Ataullah Tarar,…
