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The government has standard response policies in place regarding Chinese cognitive warfare tactics and would issue immediate clarification to mitigate any damage, Executive Yuan spokesperson Lo Ping-cheng (羅秉成) said. Lo was responding this week after police opened an investigation into whether Chinese cognitive warfare was behind a Facebook post by media personality Antony Kuo (郭彥均), who cited a doctor as saying that a lot of children in Taiwan are dying of COVID-19. Taiwan’s strategy to counter Chinese cognitive warfare tactics is to deny access, issue immediate clarifications a...

A Facebook post by TV celebrity Antony Kuo (郭彥均) on Wednesday last week stirred debate about personal, political and moral responsibility, as well as personal loss, freedom of speech, disinformation and cognitive warfare. Kuo’s now-deleted post contained what appeared to be a screenshot of a conversation on a messenger app with a medical professional about the soaring number of COVID-19 cases in Taiwan, with one of the accounts saying: “I’ve seen so many children dying like this (看到這多孩子就這樣走).” The post was shared on Twitter, with a comment suggesting that Taiw...

By Lin Liang-sheng and Liu Tzu-hsuan / Staff reporter, with staff writerThe Chinese Nationalist Party （KMT） caucus yesterday gave support to entertainer Antony Kuo （郭彥均） regarding a social media post he made about COVID-19, while the Democratic Progressive Party （DPP） caucus accused the KMT of “causing a scene.”

The Chinese Nationalist Party (KMT) caucus yesterday gave support to entertainer Antony Kuo (郭彥均) regarding a social media post he made about COVID-19, while the Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) caucus accused the KMT of “causing a scene.” Kuo on Wednesday shared on Facebook a screenshot of an alleged conversation with a friend who is a healthcare worker, who apparently said that medical personnel had been working long hours without rest since April 5 amid the current COVID-19 outbreak, adding that “many children have passed away.” He later apologized and deleted the post after...

By Yao Yueh-hung and William Hetherington / Staff reporter, with staff writerPolice are investigating whether an alleged piece of disinformation posted on Facebook by TV celebrity Antony Kuo （郭彥均） originated from a content farm.