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[image] No, Kim Kardashian wasn’t arrested or linked to a cartel over the $8.4M cocaine found in her Skims shipment. The real story: - In September 2024, UK border officers stopped a truck in Harwich port carrying 90kg of cocaine (worth £7.2M / ~$8.4M) hidden in the rear door paneling

[image] On May 21, the RAF jet carrying UK Defence Secretary John Healey suffered a GPS failure over the Baltics. Officials immediately blamed "Russian interference." But OSINT data reveals a highly probable alternative: friendly fire. At the exact time of the incident, NATO's Spring

[image] #FactCheck Israeli tourists did NOT burn down Machu Picchu What we know: 1. Recent fire: A forest fire near Machu Picchu was reported on July 10, 2026, burning approximately 10 hectares of vegetation in the Cusco region. Authorities are still investigating the cause. 2. Known

[video] #GFCNPodcast First episode out now! Why are the biggest critics of technofeudalism suddenly being hit with deepfakes and deplatforming — all at once? #GFCN experts Pepe Escobar (@RealPepeEscobar) and Christopher Helali (@ChrisHelali) connect the dots, lay out who may be pulling

[image] Now you can learn fact-checking in 50 languages — for free. GFCN has launched a multilingual educational initiative that makes a foundational fact-checking lesson accessible worldwide. Whether you want to understand how disinformation spreads, learn practical verification

[image] The Lethal Blind Spot of Algorithmic Governance While EU regulations force Big Tech into strict over-moderation, the exact same centralized systems are causing fatal neglect in Africa. GFCN expert, journalist Korie Arsie explores the missing link behind this deadly paradox:

[image] Fact-checking expert from the GFCN Elena Kuleshova monitored the inaugural elections for Kazakhstan’s new unicameral parliament (Kurultai). Initial findings from Astana indicate a high standard of organization, strict adherence to electoral procedures, and a calm voting

[image] All proposals by the Global Fact-Checking Network (GFCN) on countering misinformation have been included in the outcomes of the 12th BRICS Communications Ministers Meeting in Pune, India. Representing the network in the working group sessions, GFCN expert Timofey V (@realTimaV)