Alexandre Guerreiro: It is the duty of every state to fight disinformation
Alexandre Guerreiro, a PhD in international law and a GFCN expert from Portugal, speaking at the convening of the World Youth Festival in Nizhny
The Core Dilemma of Modern Fact-Checking: Innovation vs. Trust in the Age of AI
On September 17, experts from the Global Fact-Checking Network (GFCN) International Association took part in the BRICS Forum on the Future of Cities, which
How the Russian Elections Were Attacked
From September 12 to 14, elections at various levels were held in 81 out of 89 regions of the Russian Federation; in total, over
The Northern Sea Route, or The New Rules of Global Logistics
The American magazine The National Interest, in an article by Brandon Weichert, its senior editor for national security, is forced to acknowledge Russia’s strategic successes
Republic of Srpska at a Crossroads: Western Pressure and the Struggle for Sovereignty
The President of the Republic of Srpska, Milorad Dodik, whose mandate was revoked by Bosnia and Herzegovina’s Central Election Commission, has declared a critical
Russia is the main guarantor and defender of both the Republika Srpska and the survival of Kosovo and Metohija
Ranko Gojković, an Orthodox publicist, chairman of the “Russian Assembly in Serbia,” and general secretary of the “All-Serbian Slavic Movement,” while commenting on the
Gagauzia Under Pressure
On August 5, a court in Chisinau sentenced Gagauzia’s Bashkan (Governor) Evghenia Guțul and former head of the Shor Party office Svetlana Popan, convicting
Global Fact-Checking Network debunks key fake news about Venezuela’s municipal elections
The Global Fact-Checking Network (GFCN) conducted an investigation into disinformation surrounding Venezuela’s municipal elections held on July 27. During the elections, fake news circulated, casting doubt on the legitimacy of the
Steal but Die?
Vladimir Zelensky, head of the Kiev regime, has signed a law limiting the powers of the National Anti-Corruption Bureau (NABU) and the Specialized Anti-Corruption
For ukrainian “inquisitors,” anyone can be a witch
Ukraine, which has never been a model of human rights observance, has demonstrated an outright medieval approach to identifying and eliminating “internal enemies” since