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For the first time, climate misinformation broadcast on television and radio has been quantified and qualified over an entire year.
Over the course of 2025, we detected a total of 665 cases, an average of 13 cases per week.
529 cases of misleading or false claims were detected between January and August 2025, with the number of incidents tripling during the summer months.
Executive Summary Background Under the current EU sanctions regime against Russia, Russian state media outlets and affiliated figures are banned…
A joint report by Science Feedback and Newtral reveals that climate disinformation on transport is not the result of isolated…
Press Release Paris, April 10, 2025 – In a groundbreaking first, an alliance of NGOs (Data For Good, QuotaClimat, and…
Social media giant Telegram, a platform long regarded for its hands-off approach to content moderation, announced on 30 December that…
given the ease with which such illegal content was discovered, Meta, Google, X/Twitter, TikTok and Telegram’s compliance teams should investigate why they seem not to have taken sufficient action to limit access.
it appears that X has left the network almost completely untouched: of the 663 tweets that were online as of the report’s publication on 4 September, 656 were still accessible as of 25 September.
Report co-author: Saman Nazari, Alliance4Europe This report is the fifth in a series looking at major online platforms’ enforcement of…
In order to reach its objectives, the influence operation attempts to make use of domestic news or context, often trying to frame the tweets in the context of larger French political debates.