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After El Mencho's Death, Cartels Turn To Fake News To Spread Fear In Mexico
After Mexican forces killed the country's most wanted cartel leader on Sunday, false accounts of spectacular violence swept across social media, fueled by what researchers say was a coordinated propaganda campaign by organised crime.
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Opinion | Pak 'Impostors' To Jamaat Trolls, The Sea Of Misinformation Around Bangladesh Polls
The largest single spends on social media were from DailyNews24, which masquerades as a news organisation but is, in reality, a Jamaat organ. The second and fourth spenders are also Jamaat sites.
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Nazi Slogans, 'Blood' Swastika: How Russia University Attack Unfolded
During a frenzied attack in a medical university's dormitory that housed foreign students in Russia, the 15-year-old attacker shouted nationalist slogans about the Holocaust, a local news media report claimed.
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Over 120 Andhra Youngsters Trapped In 'Cyber Slavery' In Myanmar Rescued
It was learnt that organised groups operating from Cambodia, Myanmar, Laos, and nearby countries were luring young Indians with fake job offers on social media and online platforms.
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Bangladesh Radical Group Asks Yunus To Cancel Work Permit Of Indians
The radical organisation Inqilab Mancha has asked Bangladesh's interim government to cancel the work permits of all Indians in the crisis-hit country, local media reported today.
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'You Had Osman Hadi Killed To Derail Polls': Big Charge Against Yunus Regime
Days after Bangladesh student leader Sharif Osman Hadi died after being shot in the head in Dhaka, his brother has accused a section within the Muhammad Yunus-led interim government of orchestrating the assassination to derail the upcoming election
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"Can't Demand My Return For Political Assassination": Sheikh Hasina
Violence has become the norm in Bangladesh, and the interim government headed by Muhammad Yunus is either in denial or powerless to stop it, the country's ousted Prime Minister, Sheikh Hasina, has said
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"Have Some Shame": BCCI's Scheduling Blasted After India vs SA 4th T20I Called Off Due To 'Excessive Fog' In Lucknow
The fourth T20I between India and South Africa was called off on Wednesday owing to poor visibility after a dense layer of smog engulfed the Ekana Stadium raising serious questions about BCCI's scheduling of matches in northern part of India during peak winter month.
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Lawsuits And Settlements: A Look At Trump's Fight With News Organisations
President Donald Trump's contentious relationship with news organizations has led to a host of disputes and legal battles, the latest a lawsuit accusing the BBC of defamation and deceptive and unfair trade practices.
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Weeks After Miss Universe Pageant, Miss Finland's Title Revoked Over Racist Social Media Post
In a statement, shared on Instagram, the Miss Finland Organisation called the decision "difficult but necessary"
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After El Mencho's Death, Cartels Turn To Fake News To Spread Fear In Mexico
After Mexican forces killed the country's most wanted cartel leader on Sunday, false accounts of spectacular violence swept across social media, fueled by what researchers say was a coordinated propaganda campaign by organised crime.
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Opinion | Pak 'Impostors' To Jamaat Trolls, The Sea Of Misinformation Around Bangladesh Polls
The largest single spends on social media were from DailyNews24, which masquerades as a news organisation but is, in reality, a Jamaat organ. The second and fourth spenders are also Jamaat sites.
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Nazi Slogans, 'Blood' Swastika: How Russia University Attack Unfolded
During a frenzied attack in a medical university's dormitory that housed foreign students in Russia, the 15-year-old attacker shouted nationalist slogans about the Holocaust, a local news media report claimed.
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Over 120 Andhra Youngsters Trapped In 'Cyber Slavery' In Myanmar Rescued
It was learnt that organised groups operating from Cambodia, Myanmar, Laos, and nearby countries were luring young Indians with fake job offers on social media and online platforms.
-
Bangladesh Radical Group Asks Yunus To Cancel Work Permit Of Indians
The radical organisation Inqilab Mancha has asked Bangladesh's interim government to cancel the work permits of all Indians in the crisis-hit country, local media reported today.
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'You Had Osman Hadi Killed To Derail Polls': Big Charge Against Yunus Regime
Days after Bangladesh student leader Sharif Osman Hadi died after being shot in the head in Dhaka, his brother has accused a section within the Muhammad Yunus-led interim government of orchestrating the assassination to derail the upcoming election
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"Can't Demand My Return For Political Assassination": Sheikh Hasina
Violence has become the norm in Bangladesh, and the interim government headed by Muhammad Yunus is either in denial or powerless to stop it, the country's ousted Prime Minister, Sheikh Hasina, has said
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"Have Some Shame": BCCI's Scheduling Blasted After India vs SA 4th T20I Called Off Due To 'Excessive Fog' In Lucknow
The fourth T20I between India and South Africa was called off on Wednesday owing to poor visibility after a dense layer of smog engulfed the Ekana Stadium raising serious questions about BCCI's scheduling of matches in northern part of India during peak winter month.
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Lawsuits And Settlements: A Look At Trump's Fight With News Organisations
President Donald Trump's contentious relationship with news organizations has led to a host of disputes and legal battles, the latest a lawsuit accusing the BBC of defamation and deceptive and unfair trade practices.
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Weeks After Miss Universe Pageant, Miss Finland's Title Revoked Over Racist Social Media Post
In a statement, shared on Instagram, the Miss Finland Organisation called the decision "difficult but necessary"
