
Fake news of the week: War in Ukraine
Since Russia's invasion of Ukraine, German social media has been flooded with misinformation and images shared out of context.
Since Russia's invasion of Ukraine, German social media has been flooded with misinformation and images shared out of context.
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Half-empty beer bottles, rubbish on the floor, graffiti... but who vandalised this train?
Last week, Twitter users claimed their accounts were being closed due to Russian sanctions - what was really going on?
This week, misinformation spread online about an East German flag at the Winter Olympics.
This week, misinformation spread online claiming to show two million people in the streets
Online misinformation targeted Green co-leader Omid Nouripour
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What was Putin really laughing about?
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On January 9, Berlin experienced a significant power cut. Soon afterwards, misinformation spread online about its cause