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AI Disinformation Arrives in Southeast Europe: Are Fact-Checkers Ready?
By: Maida Salkanović Beneath the dark-framed glasses of Daniel Smith, a supposed British expert on Western Balkans affairs, lies the gaze of a man burdened
SEE Check: Support to fact-checking of the attack on Ukraine and to our colleagues
Russia’s attack on Ukraine, which violated international law and launched destabilization processes with unforeseeable consequences, was preceded by numerous disinformation and propaganda campaigns launched with the aim of justifying aggression against a sovereign state.
In 2020, up to 1,200 fake and unfounded news on the front pages of five newspapers
Last year alone, five daily newspapers – Kurir, Alo, Informer, Srpski telegraf (Serbian telegraph) and Vecernje novosti published a total of 1,172 false, unfounded and manipulative news on their front pages.
Krapovic Neither Invited NATO Occupation of the Region Nor Announced Media Crackdown
False Claim: Slovenian Government Did Not Increase Social Security Contributions for the Self-Employed
Serbian Professor Faces Nationalist Backlash Over Misinterpreted Remarks
Do epidemiological measures kill as many people as the virus?
It is not true that vaccination reduces immunity against omicron
No 79,000 “severe reactions” to Covid-19 vaccines have been reported in Australia
Vaccinated people are not to blame for the virus mutation
The omicron strain was not “announced” several months ago
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Milosevic Did Not Die Under Suspicious Circumstances
Original article (in Montenegrin) was published on 18/3/2024; Author: Darvin Murić Slobodan Milosevic, the former President of the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia, did not
Child Deaths in India Exploited to Disseminate False Claims About HPV Vaccine
Original article (in Croatian) was published on 11/3/2024; Author: Anja Vladisavljević A 2011 report by an Indian commission concluded that the deaths of seven
Old South Korean Photo Misrepresented as US Weapons in Israel
Original article (in Bosnian) was published on 4/3/2024; Author: Irna Halilović Social media users are circulating a photo of stacked bombs, claiming they show
Viral Image of Julian Assange Mistreated in Jail Actually Created by AI
Euthanasia Unavailable to Patients with Mental Illness in Canada Until At Least 2027
Voter Migration and Electoral Manipulation: A Look at Recent Serbian Elections
AI Tools Used to Create Image of Fictional Underground City Beneath US Congress
Family Health Insurance More Affordable in Slovenia Than in the US
Krapovic Neither Invited NATO Occupation of the Region Nor Announced Media Crackdown
False Claim: Slovenian Government Did Not Increase Social Security Contributions for the Self-Employed
Serbian Professor Faces Nationalist Backlash Over Misinterpreted Remarks
Milosevic Did Not Die Under Suspicious Circumstances
Krapovic Neither Invited NATO Occupation of the Region Nor Announced Media Crackdown
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False Claim: Slovenian Government Did Not Increase Social Security Contributions for the Self-Employed
Serbian Professor Faces Nationalist Backlash Over Misinterpreted Remarks
Milosevic Did Not Die Under Suspicious Circumstances
Child Deaths in India Exploited to Disseminate False Claims About HPV Vaccine
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