How Russia’s disinformation on Ukraine is spreading to democratic Taiwan, via China — Radio Free Asia

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A man collects pictures from a school hit by Russian rockets in the southern Ukraine village of Zelenyi Hai between Kherson and Mykolaiv, less than 5 km (3 miles) from the front line, April 1, 2022. Credit: AFP

Russian and Chinese disinformation about Ukraine, which is ideologically connected to ruling Chinese Communist Party (CCP) propaganda on Taiwan, is breaking through into online discourse on the democratic island, a fact-checking company based there has said.According to Taiwans Information Operations Research Group (IORG), which seeks to “counter authoritarian expansion with clinical research and grassroots organization,”

China ramps up pro-Russian propaganda at home but stalls petrochemical talks — Radio Free Asia

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Students view a display showing the Chinese Communist Party's official line on the war in Ukraine being taught in schools in China. The lectures follow Russian and Chinese state media output on the war, which is being blamed on eastward expansion by NATO, rather than on the Russian decision to invade, and contains what critics say is significant disinformation. Credit: Chinese netizen.

Bogus Russian motion China ideological campaign in your home came as Beijing chose a draft resolution by Russia tabled at the United Nations Security Council calling attention to the humanitarian crisis in Ukraine however stopping working to discuss its role as the invading power. The motion was defeated after getting only 2 votes: Russias and

Hong Kong’s Lam announces mass, compulsory COVID-19 testing for seven million people — Radio Free Asia

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A usually busy MTR station in Hong Kong's Causeway Bay district is seen almost empty, Feb. 21, 2022. Credit: AFP

An usually hectic MTR station in Hong Kongs Causeway Bay district is seen almost empty, Feb. 21, 2022. Credit: AFP ” We have reached a vital point,” Lam said.” Foreign financiers … arent leaving for no factor,” Law said.” The government can lock us down; it can do what it likes, but individuals are going

Hong Kong’s Lam announces mass, compulsory COVID-19 testing for seven million people — Radio Free Asia

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A usually busy MTR station in Hong Kong's Causeway Bay district is seen almost empty, Feb. 21, 2022. Credit: AFP

Bankers take out James Riley, CEO of the luxury Mandarin Oriental hotel, has actually been estimated as stating that the pandemic control measures have actually made Hong Kong a “poor” place to work, while reports have actually likewise surfaced that Pernod Ricard and Citibank are withdrawing great deals of staff from the city.Meanwhile, Daiwa Securities

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