More than 1,000 accounts promoting cryptocurrency have shared content from Chinese official accounts and a China-linked disinformation operation
Investigation has tracked and analyzed content amplified in the past 12 months by three networks with a total of 140 accounts
Inauthentic accounts on X post conspiracy theories claiming Jewish influence controls Washington and presidential candidates
Account part of a spamouflage network that pushed Beijing’s propaganda on X
Observers say the trend indicates the Chinese public’s cultural confidence but also reflects a lack of freedom of speech
Beijing calls meetings with national security adviser Jake Sullivan 'constructive,' despite tough narratives from state media and commentators
US-based game distribution website deletes comments criticizing Chinese government
Despite tempered responses from Chinese official media outlets, actions of Bangladeshi protesters and military officials have resonated with Chinese internet users
The spreading internet theory appears to be a reaction to Western reports that Chinese Olympic swimmers escaped punishment for using banned substances
Some voice support for protesters, others subtly criticize China’s authoritarian system, lack of elections
US lawmakers tell VOA they are concerned about the training data AI chatbots are using and how it could help China spread disinformation
The former president’s conviction became the most searched topic on Chinese social media platform Weibo and search engine Baidu on Friday morning in China
Netizens criticize, mock his Russian expansionist views
Expert cites stronger border enforcement and China's internet censorship for falling numbers
Antisemitic and anti-Israel sentiments, including conspiracy theories, have been allowed on China's highly censored social media
Platform Side Note tries to appear neutral in deciding what to fact-check, but Chinese government accounts are still off limits
Cook described the country as 'vibrant and so dynamic' while in Shanghai to try to shore up lagging iPhone sales
Netflix is banned in China, but online there are plenty of people debating the platform’s adaptation of the popular science fiction novel series
Move is seen by some observers as a sign of the country’s increasingly inward focus and centralized control
Avatars in videos are created with online images that are stolen, reproduced and repurposed
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