BIC is a member of the OCCRP (Organized Crime and Corruption Reporting Project)
We are also members of GIJN (Global Investigative Journalism Network)
Belarusian journalistic project against fake news and manipulations of officials and media. You can read about our team, principles and methodology via this link
A show guest claimed that the audience for the Olympics is declining. We compared attendance and online viewership of the 2026 Winter Olympic Games with those of previous competitions.
Presenter Poznyak claimed that the agricultural sectors of Lithuania, Latvia, Hungary, and Greece had declined, even though in reality they had grown stronger.
We looked into how much outside funding both countries receive.
The WTF team showed that Ukraine’s energy infrastructure had been bombed before as well.
He calculated that this money could be used to build three commercial dairy complexes, seven prophylactic calf houses, or raise pensions by 10%.
Victoria Kirichenko said that the country’s crime rates increased after 2020.
Raman Halouchanka spoke about inflation and reserve assets. The TV channel added exports and GDP growth to his speech.
The Weekly Top Fake team has identified the subtleties.
The Latvian Ministry of Defense stated the cost of the plots would be covered, but Belarusian state television ignored the announcement.
The Novosti show discussed the fundamental differences between the Belarusian army and Poland’s armed forces.
He claimed that half of the country relies on electricity supplies from Hungary.
A News.by host said travelers from neighboring countries are drawn by leisure opportunities, shopping, and medical services.
