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The peculiar correlation between Russian Navy drills and GPS disturbances in Europe.

North Korea, supplier of long-range missiles Russia used to kill Ukrainian civilians, accuses US of ‘escalation’.

The peculiar correlation between Russian Navy drills and GPS disturbances in Europe

European nations accuse Russia of intentionally disrupting air and maritime navigation. Russia does not respond to allegations, but blackouts of communications in the Baltics, Poland, and Nordic countries coincide with what Russia says are its Navy Baltic Fleet’s GPS jamming exercises.

China focuses on student protests to paint US 'empire,' deflect from domestic antisemitism

China uses its control over news and social media to ally itself with the pro-Palestinian cause, omitting and distorting facts to portray itself as a better proponent of human rights than the US.

Kenyan first lady tries hushing fake fertilizer scandal by claiming prayers are best fertilizers

Blinken heads to the Middle East for talks on Gaza, regional security

Blinken will participate in a ministerial meeting of the Gulf Cooperation Council to advance coordination on regional security

The death of ‘Texas': What Russian media silence says about self-censorship

Russian media silence about the murky circumstances of Russell Bentley’s death exemplifies the effect of the Kremlin’s gag on criticizing the army. Russian troops' alleged murder of a U.S. citizen who fought for Russia in Ukraine could cast a dark shadow over Moscow’s foreign recruitment efforts.

Pro-Russia governor of Gagauzia falsely claims Moldovans don’t want to join EU.

Russian disinformation against Ukraine heightens ahead of EU parliamentary elections

With European parliamentary elections set for June, Russia is ramping up its disinformation and propaganda tactics to sway public opinion against Ukraine and in favor of pro-Russian candidates — with France and Germany prime targets.