Despite Merseyside Police having quickly released details about the Liverpool suspect's nationality and ethnicity, social media users continue to speculate about the identity of the man who drove into a crowd of Liverpool fans on Monday. An image of a "bearded man" is being widely shared on social media, with users falsely identifying him as the driver who injured almost 80 people in the horrific attack. We explain in this edition of Truth or Fake.

Since the beginning of May, a surge of music videos singing the praises of Ibrahim Traoré, Burkina Faso's military leader, voiced by top English-speaking singers. These are deepfakes generated by artificial intelligence, featuring stars like Beyonce, Justin Bieber, R. Kelly, Rihanna – and experts say it could be a "coordinated campaign". The FRANCE 24 Observers did a deep dive into when and why this wave of English pro-Traoré content began appearing. We tell you more in this edition of Truth or Fake.

A clip showing Brigitte Macron appearing to shove the French president in the face went viral, with local media initially reporting that the Élysée Palace had dismissed the video as "fake". This statement was later corrected, though Macron downplayed the moment as mere “horsing around” with his wife. Online reactions, however, have been largely negative – ranging from accusations of domestic violence to mocking the incident. We tell you more in this edition of Truth or Fake.

President Cyril Ramaphosa's visit to the Oval Office changed tone rapidly when Donald Trump ambushed him with videos, images and articles allegedly proving the existence of a "genocide" against white Afrikaner farmers in South Africa. But Trump misrepresented the articles and the contents of the videos shown, showing a photo from the DRC as South Africa, as well as claiming years-old footage as current or sharing it out of context. Vedika Bahl explains in Truth or Fake. 

Former FBI Director, James Comey, posted a photo on Instagram last week of seashells forming the number "8647". The post on social media caused an uproar, especially coming from Donald Trump’s close allies, supporters and family members, who claimed that Comey’s message was an incitement for violence against the US president. We explain where the term "eighty-six" comes from and more in this edition of Truth or Fake.

Users are sharing a series of viral videos on social media, claiming to show Chinese aircrafts dropping aid into Gaza, despite Israel’s aid blockade since March 2. We debunk these claims in this edition of Truth or Fake.

This week, US President Donald Trump appeared to refuse to drink coffee offered to him during a royal welcome ceremony in Saudi Arabia. The act drew backlash online, with many calling it a snub and disrespectful to local traditions. But some social media users spread conspiracy theories and fake news, claiming that Saudi state-owned TV channel Al-Arabiya "fixed" Trump's manners using AI, and aired a deepfake version showing Trump sipping on the coffee instead. We tell you more in this edition of Truth or Fake.

FRANCE 24's The Observers team has analysed a series of satellite imagery, including Israeli media and army footage, that shows us the latest developments regarding the construction of the IDF's Morag corridor in Gaza. The corridor is a crucial part of the final steps for Israel's "conquest of the Gaza Strip" plan. We tell you more in this edition of Truth or Fake.

US President Donald Trump has confirmed reports that his administration is set to accept a luxury Boeing 747-8 jet from Qatar that would replace Air Force One, while Qatari officials say the "matter remains under review". This comes as US lawmakers debate whether the gift is even legal. We explain in this edition of Truth or Fake.

Conspiracy theorists and Russian propagandists are spreading the false viral claim that French President Emmanuel Macron was caught hiding a bag of cocaine during his train journey to Ukraine. The fake news story has been seen over 75 million times and counting on X. We tell you more in this edition of Truth or Fake.