<p>A strange speech in parliament, a manipulated photo and alleged statements by medical staff are intended to convince the Albanian public of the prime minister's cocaine abuse. For Albania, too, fake news is a serious issue. Where does it come from and why does it spread particularly quickly here? 


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A strange speech in parliament, a manipulated photo and alleged statements by medical staff are intended to convince the Albanian public of the prime minister's cocaine abuse. For Albania, too, fake news is a serious issue. Where does it come from and why does it spread particularly quickly here?

Disinformation and Cocaine: Some Stories are Made Up

A media owner who doesn't believe in the truth. A politician who declared war on fake news. And a journalist who wants to teach the prime minister a lesson. In this podcast, author Anja Troelenberg tells big stories from the small Balkan state of Albania. The first three episodes take a look at the place where these stories are being produced: The Media Landscape. Supported by the Friedrich-Ebert-Foundation Tirana.

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Disinformation and Cocaine: Some Stories are Made Up

Disinformation and Cocaine: Some Stories are Made Up