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Syria: A 500-year-old Torah scroll was found in Assad’s basement this morning.
Publisher’s rating: false
ash gourd juice is the ultimate detox drink
Publisher’s rating: False
Atrocities against minorities continue in Bangladesh. A young Hindu girl was beaten and molested by some radical Islamists in Bangladesh for wearing a religious locket on her neck. They forced her to wear a Hijab. She wore but still, she was misbehaved by radical Islamists.
Publisher’s rating: misleading
During Prime Minister’s Questions on Wednesday December 11, Sir Keir Starmer said: “In Scotland, housebuilding has ground to a halt.”
Publisher’s rating: The number of houses being started and completed in Scotland has fallen this year, in a downward trend, and there have been reports of building at sites stalling. However, it has not “ground to a halt” – during the last quarter with available statistics there were still more than half the number of houses being started as in 2022.
Video shows Marcos followers holding a march in Manila in a show of support
Publisher’s rating: FALSE
Поляки избили подростка из Беларуси из-за национальности.
Publisher’s rating: Конфликт, в котором пострадал беларус, инициировал, по словам отца парня, чеченец
Visuals of an aircraft crash event is of a plane carrying Bashar al-Assad, the ousted Syrian president.
Publisher’s rating: FALSE
“El coronavirus fue creado artificialmente en un laboratorio chino financiado por Estados Unidos”: #Falso
Publisher’s rating: Falso
humans are not responsible for the increase of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere.
Publisher’s rating: False
රාජ්ය සේවයේ ලක්ෂ 5කට වැඩි සේවක කප්පාදුවකට, ජනාධිපති අනුර උපදෙස් දුන්නා ද?
Publisher’s rating: Misleading
Fact Crescendo reports that the post attributed a proposed public-service reduction to President Anura, but the cited remarks were made by senior presidential adviser Duminda Hulangamuwa. The review says the President’s Media Division confirmed there was no decision to remove public employees, describing the government’s approach instead as restructuring and improving productivity.
This letter shared on Facebook, supposedly from the Clerk of the National Assembly, Samuel Njoroge
Publisher’s rating: Fake
"At first glance, one would think this is a scene from a horror movie?! But in fact, it is Sidnaya prison in Damascus."
Publisher’s rating: DW Fact check: False. The widely circulating image does not show a Saydnaya prisoner. It's a reconstruction of a cell commonly known as a tiger cage in the War Remnants Museum in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam.
une vidéo de l’arrestation de 30 ressortissants burkinabè à la frontière avec la Côte d’Ivoire en 2024
Publisher’s rating: Missing Context
photo on X (formerly Twitter), purportedly of Kenyan President William Ruto
Publisher’s rating: Altered
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