The VaticanNews portal (January 9, 2026) reports on an international media campaign titled “Facts In, Facts Out,” spearheaded by the European Broadcasting Union (EBU), World Association of News Publishers, and International Federation of Periodical Publishers. The initiative demands AI companies ensure transparency in news content processing, proposing five principles: 1) content usage consent, 2) fair recognition of news value, 3) source attribution, 4) plurality in AI systems, and 5) corporate-media dialogue. EBU News Director Liz Corbin admits AI tools “systematically alter” news from trusted sources, while WAN-IFRA CEO Vincent Peyregne laments the erosion of public trust in media. This plea for “information truthfulness” emerges from the conciliar sect’s ongoing absorption into the globalist machinery.