While at a first glance the small article could seem a quick and informative way to learn about the matter, at a further inspection there is a massive national bias towards the United States. Skimming through the report drafted by the Oxford Univerisity student, the US comes in the top rankings of almost every single graph and infographic presented. The fact that on this little report the US is not mentioned once makes this piece a surface level article with strong national bias.

The study referenced in the article has a clear national bias in favor of the United States. The US is just as guilty of online misinformation campaigns around the world, and the author either forgot to call this out or is herself falling victim to a national bias. This is a story worth reporting on, but there should be more intellectual honestly when covering this subject and identifying the worst actors.

The US govt is by far the most massive exporter of state propaganda and influence campaigns, dwarfing any efforts by the other offending countries in this article. Apparently when the US does it, it doesn't count? Only those countries who call out western propaganda are considered "disinformation" while those who push the latest CIA lies are a-ok, according to this biased article.