International media

It’s a classic case of projection. Liberals see their opponents as they themselves are. Fawning over their leaders in a way that would rival North Korean state television.

Years before the gruesome 9/11 attacks, Osama Bin Laden was hailed by the international media as a philanthropist who emancipated Muslims in the Afghan war and was helping build roads for the poor in Sudan

Daily Telegraph had been publishing the Chinese state-funded section China Watch for more than a decade now

Everyone seems to have forgotten that this disaster happened because the Chinese government failed to spot the threat and contain its spread while there was still time.

The protest had been happening for months. So why the conflagration today?

In the Article titled "Narendra Modi has had a free pass from the west for too long", the Financial Times displays a featured image that has the Indian Tricolour in tatters.

If one goes by the reports on abrogation of Article 370 in Kashmir, as represented in the global media, two things stand out. One, the official word is overwhelmingly in favour of India and Two, the international media is overwhelmingly against India.

When India gives a thumping, unprecedented, overwhelming victory to a man who has made every single Indian feel proud of their nation and heritage, the NYT's heartburn is expected. 

Here are just 20 instances of fake news that were furthered by the BBC

The officer has been arrested and legal proceedings have been initiated against him by Pakistan government