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Ukraine YouTuber identity stolen to sell Russian goods online in China

Deepfake: influencer from Ukraine slams AI clone generators that turned her Russian to sell goods on Chinese social media Cloned photos and videos on Xiaohongshu, dubbed in Mandarin, with no consent ... Read More
Chinese Social Media Brands Russia 'Weak Goose' After Ukraine Failures

Russia has earned the unsympathetic moniker "weak goose" on Chinese social media following the country's strategic missteps in Ukraine, where Russian President Vladimir Putin's forces find ... Read More
How Russian propaganda dominates Chinese social media

How Russian propaganda proliferates on Chinese social media? The Doublethink Lab report points out that the Chinese public wasn't familiar with the discourse surrounding "Ukrainian Nazis" prior to ... Read More
Embassies, Boris Johnson turn to Chinese social media to ... - NBC News

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson used Chinese social media to urge Russian President Vladimir Putin to engage in dialogue with Ukraine. Carl Recine / AFP - Getty Images file Feb. 25, 2022, 9: ... Read More
How to spot fake Russian social media accounts and posts

As the Russia-Ukraine War escalates, cable news ratings have skyrocketed. But look at what they’re showing you: Social media posts and online influencers. There's no question the Ukraine ... Read More
Russia makes its case to China social media users ahead of Ukraine war ...

Russia is using China’s social media to present its narrative of events leading up to the invasion of Ukraine two years ago, in a move Chinese experts said was intended to show Russian ... Read More
The War in Ukraine Is Keeping Chinese Social Media Censors Busy

The messages—and their quick disappearance—show how Chinese social media platforms find themselves in the crosshairs of the Russia-Ukraine war. The platforms must be sure to toe the official ... Read More
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