Transparency should not be weaponised: EFCSN stands with Faktoje
The European Fact-Checking Standards Network (EFCSN) condemns the coordinated campaign targeting its Albanian member Faktoje, in which financial information the organisation publishes voluntarily has been stripped of context and turned…
Recurring Narratives about the War in Ukraine
Disinformation about the war in Ukraine returns around security incidents, aid decisions and elections. EFCSN members warned readers what to expect, and how to spot it.
YouTube and TikTok Rarely Enforce Their Own Climate Misinformation policies, EFCSN Members Find
EFCSN members Fundación Maldita.es and Science Feedback reported 169 climate misinformation videos to YouTube and TikTok, and the platforms did very little about them. Their report, supported through the EFCSN Platform Accountability Call, also sets out what platforms and regulators…
Three EFCSN Members Shortlisted for the 2026 Daphne Caruana Galizia Journalism Prize
Three EFCSN members are finalists for the 2026 Daphne Caruana Galizia Journalism Prize. The European Parliament announced the 10 finalists this month, chosen from a record 344 submissions. The prize…
Getting ahead of migration misinformation
Migration misinformation often starts from something real: a crime, a statistic or a new policy. EFCSN members show how these narratives spread, and how prebunking helps fact-checkers act before they take hold.
