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Posts misleadingly compare Saudi Arabia's welcoming ceremonies for world leaders

Several photos have been shared repeatedly in English and Korean-language posts that claim they show how Saudi Arabia treated world leaders "differently" by laying out different coloured carpets for their arrival. The posts suggest former US president Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin received more favourable welcomes than US President Joe Biden and UK Prime
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Social media posts overplay North Korea's support for Russian invasion of Ukraine, analysts say

Social media posts claim North Korea has decided to send troops to Ukraine to support Russia, citing a report by Russian state media. However, the report makes no mention of North Korea sending troops to Ukraine. There have been no official reports or statements to support the claim, as of April 26. North Korean experts told AFP it was "highly unlikely" that Pyongyang would
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HYBE Posts Updates On Legal Actions For Malicious Activities Against Their Artists BTS, SEVENTEEN, TXT, And More

HYBE shared updates on its legal response to malicious commenters and other individuals attacking its artists BTS, SEVENTEEN, TXT, NU’EST, and ENHYPEN. On December 29, HYBE shared the following statements in English regarding the protection of its artists. Here is the official statement regarding BTS: Hello. This is Big Hit Music. Our company regularly initiates legal proceedings against perpetrators of
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False 'magnetic' claims circulate online about AstraZeneca vaccine

Multiple social media posts have shared claims that electronic devices "recognise" people who have received the AstraZeneca Covid-19 vaccine. The posts go on to claim that anyone who receives the vaccine will become "magnetic"; will have their DNA altered and will die from blood clots. The claims are false, according to health experts.
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