The Sessions Court finds that there is no prima facie case against him.

The amendments to the country's IT rules make it obligatory on platforms 'not to publish, share or host fake, false or misleading information' about the government.

The Investigative Committee law enforcement agency says it opened a case against Nevzorov for posting on Instagram and YouTube that Russia's forces deliberately shelled a maternity hospital in the Ukrainian city of Mariupol.

Russian officials repeatedly say that false information has been spread by Russia's enemies such as the US and its allies in an attempt to sow discord and divide its people.

The former prime minister says the plan to make Malaysia a centre of learning appeared to have stopped after his fall from power in 2018.

They say she died of a ruptured thoracic aneurysm and that her death had nothing to do with the vaccine injection.

Deputy Health Minister Dr Noor Azmi Ghazali urges people to remain calm and not to trigger public alarm.

The judge says her act was likely to cause public disorder and to hamper the government's efforts in the fight against the Covid-19 pandemic.

The Google-owned video platform says it relies on 'expert consensus from health organisations'.

Once the paper is published, the damage is irrevocable, says one expert.

The office of Abdullah Ahmad Badawi says legal action will be taken against those who spread false reports.

Responses vary from trusting the media less to cutting down on internet use although fact checking remains lower on the list.