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‘Speaking truth is her crime’: Netizens rip into European allies of Israel for targeting Albanese

Francesca Albanese, the United Nations Special Rapporteur on the occupied Palestinian territories, has received widespread support on social media, following calls for her resignation by European governments such as France and Germany.

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Elon Musk calls Spain’s PM ‘tyrant’ as Madrid moves to curb ‘digital Wild West’

Spain’s push to ban under-16s from social media has sparked a clash with tech tycoon Elon Musk, the owner of X.

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#IR47: From 1978 ‘Black Friday’ to 2026 riots: How history keeps repeating itself in Iran

In 1978, the CIA-Mossad-backed Pahlavi regime resorted to physical violence and a series of massacres against the Iranian people. In 2026, cognitive warfare—misinformation, deepfakes, social media manipulation—has replaced physical force against the Iranian nation, aiming to polarize society.

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POLITICS

‘Mass Mossad-backed riots’: Online backlash grows over externally-driven unrest in Iran

Social media platforms have been flooded with reactions from users condemning the ongoing riots in Iran, with users denouncing foreign spy agencies for orchestrating the unrest.

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PALESTINE

‘Israeli actions, not Iran, fuel anti-Semitism’: Netizens react to Jewish holiday attack in Sydney

After the deadly shooting at a Jewish holiday event in Australia, social media reactions emphasized that Israel’s actions were fueling anti-Semitism.

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REPORTS

Australia, Malaysia to ban children under 16 from social media

As Australia’s first youth social media ban is about to come into effect several social media latforms have started blocking the accounts of users under 16 in that country.

POLITICS

Documents reveal UK’s secret media censorship over national-security reporting

Newly released documents reveal how the UK’s Defense and Security Media Advisory (DSMA) Committee guides, shapes and at times suppresses reporting on national-security issues.

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