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Deutsche WellePolitics & government

In this TikTok video with 578,000 views, we see US President Donald Trump and hear a voice-over that sounds like him. The words "Macron warns Zelemskyy [sic] — Trump fires back with harsh message" written on a banner.

Publisher’s rating: DW Fact check: Fake The video also features subtitles of the voice-over and constant zooming into images of French President Emmanuel Macron and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy. The voice-over sounds like Trump, but its intonation is generic and monotone. The HIVE AI-detection tool estimates that it is 99% likely that the audio is AI-generated.

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Publisher’s rating: محاسبه ضرر و زیان اجرا نشدن این قرارداد ممکن نیست، اما تا امروز ایران در دیوان داوری بین‌المللی بیش از ۳ میلیارد دلار جریمه شده. علاوه بر این خسارت عدم‌النفع اجرا نشدن قرارداد، میلیاردها دلار به اقتصاد ایران زیان وارد کرده است.

Deutsche WelleEconomy & business

Claim: This TikTok video, with over 360,000 views, claims the German government has fixed gasoline prices at €3 ($3.50) per liter.

Publisher’s rating: DW Fact check: Fake. The video combines visuals of Friedrich Merz, stock footage and a banner with the words "Fuel price shock: Fixed at €3 — now it's serious!" Although the regulation of price fluctuation and CO2 price increases have been discussed in Germany, no official announcement has fixed the prices at €3. The current price is set at €1.64 per liter. Such a drastic increase would have a huge financial impact on many people. We also analyzed the technical part of the video: The voice-over shows several anomalies, including noticeable glitches. Not only that, AI detection tools such as HIVE indicate a 69.6% likelihood that the content contains AI-generated or deepfake elements.

Deutsche WellePolitics & government

Breaking News🚨🚨 Keir Starmer is a psychopath💯 The UK has issued a 10 pm curfew. Everyone must be in bed by 10 pm. In addition all televisions and internet will be shut off at 10 pm.

Publisher’s rating: DW Fact check: False. The post includes a video of a man repeating the claim, superimposed on photographs with ominous music playing in the background. He references the UK's digital ID plans, alluding to a smartphone-based identification system for governmental services in the UK, which caused controversy and concerns of government overreach. The UK government did indeed implement new rules governing how children use social media on July 25, 2025, under the Online Safety Act. These regulations require platforms to conduct robust age checks — using methods like facial scans, photo ID, or credit card verification. However, no curfews were enforced, nor was internet access restricted.

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