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graphika.com • June 8, 2026

An active and prolific, but ultimately low-impact, cross-platform political spam network in Chinese boosted attacks on the Hong Kong protesters by using hijacked or fake accounts on YouTube, Twitter, and well into September 2019, an investigation by Graphika reveals. The behavior appeared designed to support the Chinese government and discredit its critics, both at and abroad.

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UK Government Responds to Foreign Information Manipulation Threats The UK Government has acknowledged the threat posed by Foreign Information Manipulation and Interference (FIMI) as outlined in the Foreign Affairs Committee's report. The response emphasizes the need for coordinated efforts across government to combat industrial-scale attacks on democratic systems, particularly from Russia. The report highlights the seriousness of the threat to the UK and its allies, noting that FIMI is not just a foreign issue but also involves domestic actors who amplify divisive content. The Government plans to enhance cooperation with international partners and address both international and domestic dimensions of FIMI. The response also calls for stronger digital governance measures to counter these threats effectively. 2 sources 60

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