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Vedika Bahl

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Host of Truth or Fake at @france24english in Paris. BJTC award winner. Reposts are not endorsements.
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No, UN chief Guterres did not call Francesca Albanese 'out of control'

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By Vedika Bahl
| Truth or Fake
Albanese has long been a vocal critic of Israel and its conduct of the war in Gaza, drawing criticism from Israel, the US and others over her vocal comments on the conflict. UN Watch - a pro-Israel lobby group that says it aims to combat antisemitism - alleged online that the global body itself has called her “out of control," and that the comments came from Secretary-General Antonio Guterres.
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US-Iran war: Old videos falsely claim to show new attacks on American bases

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By Vedika Bahl
| France 24 Verified
After a monthlong lull in hostilities, the United States launched fresh airstrikes on Iran on Sunday, prompting retaliation from Tehran and renewed fighting across the Middle East. But as the strikes have resumed, so has a wave of misinformation.
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Google Maps renames Lake Ontario to ‘Lake America’ as MapQuest downloads surge

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By Vedika Bahl
| France 24 Verified
Google says it made the change to align its maps with the US government’s Geographic Names Information System, or GNIS, which has officially adopted “Lake America”. Depending on where you are and which map you use, it can be “Lake Ontario”, “Lake America”, or both. Google Maps has implemented the change, but only for users in the United States. In Canada, the lake remains “Lake Ontario”, while users elsewhere, including here in France, can see both names.
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