In an era where information travels at the speed of a click, the Nigerian Defence Headquarters (DHQ) has issued a heartfelt call for a more unified front between the military and the press. During a recent meeting in Abuja with the newly elected leaders of the Defence Correspondents’ Association of Nigeria (DECAN), Major General Michael Onoja—the Director of Defence Media Operations—spoke with refreshing candor about the growing tensions sparked by hostile propaganda. He emphasized that the military views journalists not as adversaries, but as vital partners in the complex task of protecting the nation. In a digital landscape often muddied…

The political climate in Nepal is currently thick with tension, as CPN (UML) Secretary Mahesh Basnet recently sounded the alarm during the launch of the party’s ‘Party Awakening Campaign’ in Lalitpur. At the heart of his address was the accusation that the UML is being systematically targeted by a sophisticated smear campaign designed to erode public trust in its leadership. Basnet framed these attacks not merely as political rivalry, but as a digital onslaught orchestrated from the shadows. By highlighting the rising influence of online platforms, he painted a picture of a party under siege, forced to defend its integrity…