Context

• Russia tries to shift blame for its deadly strikes on Kyiv. • Transnistria is used as a tool to destabilise Moldova. • Ukraine is being falsely accused of trying to drag the Baltic states into war with Russia.

According to Danish state authorities, there were no major foreign influence campaigns to speak of in the lead-up to Denmark’s March 2026 parliamentary election.

Dating apps promise connection, chemistry, and maybe even love. For Ukrainian and Russian intelligence services, they also offer something else: data, emotional vulnerability, and a private channel to manipulate targets.

This is an unfounded claim. The hantavirus mRNA vaccine is still in development and has not yet reached the market.

A global, cross-platform pro-Kremlin information influence campaign falsely claimed that the European Union (EU) is losing €65-135 million ($76-159 million) every day as a result of sanctions against Russia.

Victory Day served as a pretext to refresh ‘Nazi Ukraine’ claims Pro-Kremlin outlets sought to deflect attention from Russia’s abduction of Ukrainian children LAST WEEK IN REVIEW Russia’s Victory Day saw a surge of disinformation, with the Kremlin weaponising history to justify its war.

No such footage appears in the CCTV broadcast; the image appears to have been doctored. Fact-check reporter: Shao-An Chiu Managing editor: Wei-Ting Chen The original publication can be read here.

Fabricated content — Trump made no such remarks. Fact-checking reporter: Hsu Yun-kai Managing editor: Chen Wei-ting The original publication can be read here.

The Kremlin has long injected propaganda into the Russian educational system in order to boost the ‘patriotism’ of Russian youth.

Trump's remarks taken out of context — the "right president" he referred to was himself. Fact-checking reporter: Chiu Shao-an Managing editor: Chen Wei-ting The original publication can be read here.