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98,043 published reviewsscreenshot purportedly of a Facebook post by ex-Tigray interim president Getachew Reda about his appointment
Publisher’s rating: Fake
baths be avoided during the first three days of periods
Publisher’s rating: False
Qoraalkan Facebook ee lagu sheegay inuu muujinayo khasaaraha ka dhashay qarax ka dhacay maqaayad yar oo ku taalla degmada Dayniile ee Mudisho
Publisher’s rating: Missing Context
The video shows Pakistani Muslims fleeing India following the government’s 48-hour deadline issued after the Pahalgam terrorist attack
Publisher’s rating: FALSE
The review found that the video was online in February 2025, before the 22 April Pahalgam attack. It could not independently verify the video’s exact date or location.
image shared on Facebook, purportedly of the front page of The Standard’s 17 April 2025 edition
Publisher’s rating: Altered
A senior Indian Army officer named Ashok Kumar is expressing doubts about the Pahalgam terror attack.
Publisher’s rating: FALSE
“O kakvoj se zločinačkoj organizaciji radi pokazuje činjenica njihove spremnosti da upotrijebe i biološko-kemijsko oružje za masovno uništenje ljudske vrste…”
Publisher’s rating: Netočno, Dezinformacija
Maxxansi Facebook suuraawwan haleellaa Ameerikaan Ebla bara 2025 Yaman irratti raawwatte agarsiisu jedhame
Publisher’s rating: Partly False
The video shows water scarcity in Pakistan following the Indian government’s suspension of the 1960 Indus Waters Treaty.
Publisher’s rating: FALSE
The review says the video was posted by Gaza photojournalist Doaa Albaz on 27 December 2024, before the Pahalgam attack and the related treaty suspension. It describes the footage as showing displaced people in Gaza seeking food, not water scarcity in Pakistan.
TikTok post claiming to show the April 2025 earthquake in Istanbul, Türkiye
Publisher’s rating: Partly False
NPP රජය යටතේ මගී ප්රවාහනය සඳහා ආනයනය කළ සුඛෝපභෝගී බස් රථ පෙළක් ද?
Publisher’s rating: False
The review says the circulating bus photos show buses imported in 2019, not a new import under the NPP government. It reports that those buses have operated in passenger service since 2019, while future imports were planned. Supporting excerpts: “සුඛෝපභෝගී බස් රථවල සංසරණය වන ඡායාරූප 2019 වසරේදී දී ශ්රී ලංකාවට ආනයනය කරන ලද සුඛෝපභෝගී බස් රථවල ඡායාරූප වන බවයි” and “එම බස් රථ 2019 වසරේ සිට මේ දක්වා මගී ප්රවාහනය සිදුකරනු ලබයි.”
Research shows that only a “very, very small portion” of the increase in autism “can be charged to better recognition or better diagnostic criteria.”
Publisher’s rating: Distorts the facts
කිතුල්ගල ප්රදේශයේ දී ලබාගත් ඡායාරූප ද?
Publisher’s rating: False
The review says the images were not taken in Kitulgala; it identifies the pictured bridge and outdoor stage as being at Orchid Forest Cikole in Indonesia. It reports that reverse-image searches and other websites connected the images to that location. (S1)
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