...while discussing Beijing’s role in the U.S. conflict with Iran.
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...while discussing Beijing’s role in the U.S. conflict with Iran.
On the program Ekspertnyi Klub, the forecast for people leaving Ukraine was portrayed as an established fact, while arriving in Belarus was framed as resettlement.
The political scientist overstated the scale of Germany’s economic problems by 15-20 times, presenting its symbolic GDP growth as a deep recession.
Unlike Belarus, Lithuania has abandoned its citizens in the Middle East conflict zone, according to reports from CTV and SBTV. This is not true.
What’s called a “serious threat” for Belarusian neighbors appears overly optimistic in light of the Belarusian General Staff’s recent confessions.
We found the conclusions of the classic author in the source, and they did not fit the ideological framework of the CTV host.
...Lukashenko allegedly “enjoys tremendous popularity among Ukrainians.”
We compared the claims of a successful development model with World Bank data and statistics.
The presenter referred to the cost of the basic food basket. Over the past two years, the price of the Polish basket has risen by 7%, while the price of the Belarusian basket has risen by around 15%.
MEPs discussed ways to improve access to protection for survivors of violence.
We found out how many people in Ukraine’s surveyed population still speak Russian.
Market dynamics show a different sequence of events.