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China’s State-Sponsored Hacking Record Invalidates Claims of Innocence

Online Passport Applications Targeting Belarusian Exiles Are Fake.

Russia Falsely Denies Arms Deal with North Korea in Violation of United Nations Embargo.

Russia’s Long Con: A Fictitious Egyptian Journalist, His Fake Corruption Investigation and Fake Murder by Ukraine

In a month-long disinformation campaign, Russia invented a fake Egyptian journalist, made him expose ‘Ukrainian presidential corruption,’ and then had him murdered by Zelenskyy. All this was extensively covered by Russian and international media.

China Mounts Mammoth Disinformation Campaign Targeting Voters in Taiwan's Presidential Election

2023: How Russia Played Victim of Western Aggression in Ukraine

The Kremlin has repeatedly tried to pass itself off as a victim of Western aggression in the war it waged on Ukraine

Extraordinary Teacher Damkerng

At a high school in Bangkok, teacher Damkerng Mungthanya is dedicated to helping students experience the joys of learning English. Blind since birth, Damkerng is also the only teacher with a disability in his school. He strives to inspire more opportunities for people like him in the workforce.

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Putin’s Annual Presser: Propaganda, Deception, Hypocrisy

From Gaza to Ukraine, Putin ends the year by dispersing false claims about his war, the situation in Russia, and the world at large.

Part Four: First In Line, But Still Waiting

Thirty Native American tribes along the Colorado River were excluded from the century-old agreement that allocates its water. The Navajo Nation and eleven other tribes are still fighting legal battles to access their share of the water.

Part Five: Just Add Water

The Colorado River once supported a thriving delta ecosystem in Mexico. Now the river ends shortly after crossing the border, where the last of its water is used for agriculture. A unique Mexican/American agreement is helping environmentalists revive a habitat in the desert at the river's end.