Six of the sites use misleading names, like "Times of Los Angeles" instead of the better known "Los Angeles Times".

The websites all copy syndicated content from news organisations to make <a href="https://sowoe33902.tistory.com/139" 
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pieces from employees of NGOs linked to the network to serve India's lobbying interests, researchers found.

The Times of Geneva is one of the most sophisticated websites in the network, <a 
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creates a lot of video content. Its activities appear to target decision makers at the UN.

The website hasn't been updated since 19 November, a few <a href="https://sites.google.com/site/hongkonoeumimitei/" 
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<br /> days after EU Disinfo Lab first announced its discovery of the network.

The BBC tried calling the phone number on the Times of Geneva's website, <a href="https://gwwwerii338.tistory.com/89" 
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account suspended.