Newly installed memorial crosses in the United States have revived long-disputed claims about violence against white farmers in South Africa.
Election experts fear loyalists in key states could use the hours and days after November's midterms to amplify false claims about the results.
Ukrainian state news agency Ukrinform says Russian propaganda outlets have ramped up a social media campaign encouraging Ukrainians to take part in demonstrations, describing it as an attempt at destabilization.
An editorial in The Guardian contends that while Russian disinformation poses a genuine threat, domestic actors and US technology platforms also play a role in amplifying it within the UK.
The government's new unit drew mixed reactions in Parliament, while a separate review pushed firms to offer young people work placements.
Deepfakes and coordinated disinformation campaigns, linked to actors including Russia and China, are being used to spread deceptive narratives and erode public trust.
Deepfakes and coordinated disinformation campaigns are fueling division and despair, with tactics ranging from fabricated celebrity videos to false narratives about military incidents.
Nigel Farage criticized the government's new anti-disinformation unit as an attack on free speech, even as the initiative wins cross-party support.
Wes Streeting sought to reassure critics that a planned National Centre for Information Defence will not be used to police political disagreement.
Health Secretary Wes Streeting sought to reassure critics after Andy Burnham announced a National Centre for Information Defence in a UN speech.
A new National Centre for Information Defence will target disinformation and deepfakes from states such as Russia, Andy Burnham says.
Prime Minister Burnham said Britain could act as 'an honest broker' on artificial intelligence and other global challenges at the UN.
A member of the European Parliament said Russia is exploiting the mechanisms of democracy to destabilize EU member states, according to Ukrinform.
A NATO video circulating online is being falsely described as new war propaganda, but the footage was actually published in 2024 for the alliance's 75th anniversary and has been stripped of its original context.
A clip originally published in 2024 for NATO's 75th anniversary is being shared out of context, with users claiming it signals preparation for war with Russia, France 24's Truth or Fake finds.
Timofey Vi points to the isolation of national response mechanisms as a key weakness in countering disinformation, according to TASS.
Russia's foreign ministry spokeswoman called for coordinated efforts to counter falsehoods, according to TASS.
Commission chairman Vasily Piskarev said organizers focused on spreading negative narratives about the war, the economy and migration.
French broadcaster France 24 says a series of fake celebrity videos denouncing Democrats have circulated online, describing them as artificially generated content tied to a Russian disinformation effort.
A new report claims operatives linked to Iran and China deployed autonomous AI "agents" built on freely available Chinese AI models to conduct online influence operations, according to Anadolu Agency.