Misleading: Boris Johnson took off his shoes out of respect, not because they are broken
The image shows the British premier following Indian custom before entering the Gandhi Ashram during his visit to India on April 21, 2022.
ReadThe claim is accompanied by non-altered evidence but it is used out of context or in a demonstrably misleading way. The key evidence may be fact-based, but the claim and information associated with the evidence are not true.
The image shows the British premier following Indian custom before entering the Gandhi Ashram during his visit to India on April 21, 2022.
ReadAnnie Lab looks into the supposed ‘evidence’ mentioned in a tweet that claims that the safety of Pfizer/BioNTech vaccine was determined based on lab tests on pregnant rats, not humans.
ReadThe video was taken in the city of Lianjiang in Guangdong on Feb. 20, 2021. It has nothing to do with the violent attack on four women in a restaurant in Tangshan on June 10, 2022.
ReadAnnie Lab looks into an article about Hong Kong’s COVID-19 fifth wave published by a known anti-vaccine website in the United States.
ReadThe flag shows the symbol of the uprising in Kyiv in 2014 known as the Revolution of Dignity in Ukraine.
ReadHundreds of people indeed waited outside the stores across the city, but the photo shows a long queue at a shopping mall in Malaysia.
ReadThe image is one of the mock-up designs explored by the magazine. The published cover features only Putin’s face overlapping the face of Chinese President Xi Jinping.
ReadWHO routinely collaborates with member states on the safety and security of labs. Bioweapon allegations have been debunked by scientists.
ReadThe video shows a demonstration held by climate activists against Vienna’s climate policy on Feb. 4, not casualties in the recent conflict between Ukraine and Russia.
ReadThe video shows participants in Operation UNITAS LX, a multinational maritime exercise hosted by Brazil in 2019.
ReadThe photo shows a dog cull in Yunnan Province in April 2006.
ReadThe GIF is a clip from a 2017 CCTV video about China’s People’s Liberation Army Rocket Force.
ReadThe police told Annie Lab that seven men and 15 women were taken to the Pok Oi Hospital for COVID-19 nucleic acid testing recently.
ReadAll members of the panel were using earpieces to hear the audio.
ReadThe video is from a live broadcast of GTV, an online platform known for its anti-Communist Party stance and push for misinformation and conspiracy theories.
ReadThe official residence of the President of the United States was lit up in pink to celebrate the beginning of Breast Cancer Awareness Month.
ReadIn this article, Annie Lab delves into three unverified social media content about Afghanistan in turmoil
ReadThe image showing people standing on passenger boarding steps was not taken in Afghanistan. It’s from a 14-year-old video shot in California.
ReadThe misleading Facebook and Weibo posts featured a collage of two old news photos taken from local news media outlets.
ReadOnline posts claimed the Chinese Communist Party started “brainwashing” kids in Hong Kong recently, backed with a video of kindergarten pupils in a flag-raising ceremony. However, it was produced in 2015, according to a media interview with the kindergarten principal.
ReadThe 2013 article has nothing to do with the current COVID-19 pandemic. The study mentioned in the story does not conclude coronaviruses can be human-made.
ReadThe radiation levels remained consistent. A nuclear expert says a comparison with Fukushima is pointless as readings are ‘well within the safety limit’.
ReadThe insignia and logo in the uniforms and caps belonged to the Karen National Police Force, a police unit of an organization seeking autonomy for the Karen ethnic group.
ReadA tweet suggested the U.S. President Joe Biden has created what looks like “concentration camps” at the U.S.-Mexican border but the embedded video clip actually shows a COVID-19 quarantine site in Yunnan province, China.
ReadThe photo claims to show a man named Zin Myo Maung being shot in Kalay in Myanmar. However, the photo was taken in Yangon and does not show him.
ReadPhotos in the tweet are either old news photos or stock photos. None of the photos was taken in Myanmar or related to the ongoing protests.
ReadWhile some images show the scenes from the ongoing protests in Myanmar, others are old photos taken in Turkey in 2011 and 2013.
ReadThe crew members had been stranded on a grounded dredger for three days that had just completed a construction work in the Cua Viet channel.
ReadAnnie Lab found the popular online calculation has no validity. Three datasets do not show what the claim implied at all.
ReadIt shows supporters of jailed activists Joshua Wong and two others bidding farewell when the trio left court after sentencing, not being sent to re-education camps.
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