A widely shared video claims Danish officials played the song during US Secretary of State Marco Rubio's arrival for a Greenland signing ceremony, but there is no evidence the choice was deliberate.
The song did play during a Greenland signing ceremony, but there is no evidence Denmark deliberately chose it, France 24's fact-checkers found.
A viral clip filmed from a helicopter does not show the point of impact, so it cannot be used to dispute the confirmed 9/11 attack, fact-checkers say.
Online posts have been trying for several weeks to damage Franco-Ivorian relations, according to France 24.
France 24's Truth or Fake segment scrutinises several claims made by the US president, including on munitions stockpiles, oil reserves and the war in Gaza.
France 24’s Truth or Fake examined claims in Donald Trump’s UN address on munitions, oil and the Gaza ceasefire.
A widely shared press release overstated findings on hemisphere independence, prompting scientists to clarify how the brain's two sides actually work.
A NATO video circulating online is being falsely described as new war propaganda, but the footage was actually published in 2024 for the alliance's 75th anniversary and has been stripped of its original context.
A clip originally published in 2024 for NATO's 75th anniversary is being shared out of context, with users claiming it signals preparation for war with Russia, France 24's Truth or Fake finds.
A former British lawmaker claims no plane crashed into the south tower of the Twin Towers, basing his claim on helicopter footage.
A widely shared image purporting to show world leaders together at a BRICS summit in New Delhi has been found to be artificially generated, according to a fact-check by France 24.
Fact-checkers traced videos circulating on social media to 2024 military drills and unrelated fires, not recent combat or refinery strikes.
The president's story has evolved over the years, according to a France 24 fact-check ahead of the 25th anniversary of the attacks.