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
The Telegram channel manipulated statistics on work permits issued to foreign nationals.
The Evening Political Channel portrayed a regional picnic-style festival in Podlasie as a competitor to the major international event in Vitebsk.
An opponent of aid to Ukraine warned that Poland’s independence is at risk.
The authors of the Telegram channel concealed the fact that the protesters were demanding the prime minister’s resignation.
The Minsk Courier’s editor in chief claimed Moldovan products are only in demand in post‑Soviet markets.
The Telegram channel Shkvarka News used a fake cover of a French newspaper and doctored video footage to support a false theory.
The TV host used a 2014 photo as evidence of Ukraine's dependence on the United States.
The expert claimed that observer countries want to become members of the Eurasian Economic Union.
... and compared their equipment to Belarusian and Russian machinery.
How state TV passed off a Russian intelligence outlet as European press
Alexander Tishchenko confused additional payments to the elderly with a budget cut.
Sergey Pishchov called contract students the future elite of enterprises.
