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Hungary probe: no evidence of rule-of-law breach, say experts (opens the original)
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Hungary's former prime minister, Viktor Orbán, has accused the judiciary of a politically motivated probe targeting his far-right Fidesz party. The claims followed a raid on 21 July at a Budapest data centre hosting servers linked to Fidesz. The Bács-Kiskun County Prosecutor's Office said the operation was part of an investigation into alleged irregularities at Hungary's state-run National Cultural Fund. Investigators suspect the fund's decision-making body of unlawfully awarding 1,079 grants wo
Norway fire falsely linked to an Israeli settlement import ban (opens the original)
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Norway has been reeling from a huge fire that broke out in a townhouse in the southern city of Drammen last week and spread through the surrounding area and into nearby forests. More than 100 homes were destroyed, and hundreds of people were forced to evacuate following the start of the blaze on 17 June. The Associated Press reported that Norway's Directorate for Civil Protection described it as the "largest fire of its kind in modern times". Since then, posts circulating online have attempted t
Fact check: Is the EU set to ban bottled water multipacks? (opens the original)
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Posts circulating online claim that the EU will ban the sale of traditional shrink-wrapped multipacks of bottled water from this summer. Among those sharing the claim is far-right MEP Virginie Joron, from the French National Rally and Patriots for Europe group, who argues that new EU rules will force consumers to carry bottles individually. The posts refer to the EU's new Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation (PPWR). However, this is misleading. The legislation forms part of a broader EU effo
Fact check: No evidence links HAARP to Europe's recent heatwaves (opens the original)
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Social media posts circulating in recent weeks allege that a US military programme is being used to manipulate the weather, suggesting it is responsible for the heatwaves affecting Europe. To support the claim, several accounts have shared clips of journalists, scientists, and public figures discussing geoengineering (deliberate, large-scale interventions in Earth's climate system), presenting them as evidence that weather events are being deliberately manipulated. One of the shared videos featu
Fact check: Is the EU planning to censor access to the internet? (opens the original)
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The European Commission has once again become the target of viral misinformation after several posts, viewed millions of times, claimed Brussels intends to require an "internet passport" before users can go online. Some posts went even further, alleging that the Commission plans to ban Virtual Private Networks (VPNs) to prevent users from bypassing the system. In reality, the claims relate to the Commission's planned age-verification app, a tool intended to help shield children from harmful or a
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