“SCANDAL! Croatian politician photographed in front of the THIRD REICH's emblem during a visit to Germany!” This headline is accompanied by a photo showing the aforementioned emblem. How would you best verify if the emblem in the photograph truly belongs to the Third Reich?"

"BLATANT PROVOCATION IN NOVI SAD: Albanian flag unfurled on the bridge where NATO killed young Oleg Nasov (29), the first casualty of the aggression!" reads a headline from a media outlet a few years ago. However, the photo illustrating this news was not taken in Novi Sad. What in the photograph might arouse suspicion that it's not really depicting Novi Sad?

"The crosses on the monastic complex in Kyiv have turned black after a service of the schismatic Orthodox Church of Ukraine," some Serbian media outlets report. In this monastery, services were previously conducted by Russian clergy, but today Ukrainian priests perform them. However, it turns out that this information about the blackened crosses is manipulative. How would you verify if the crosses turned black only after the service of the Orthodox Church of Ukraine?

“Over 70% of Germans have expressed opposition to military support for Ukraine," wrote a media outlet, referencing the chart provided below. Did the media correctly interpret the Germans’ views?

Verify the accuracy of the following claim: "According to a survey, 71% of respondents believe that smoking should not be banned in enclosed spaces.''

One media outlet published a sponsored article claiming that the Alpha car has twice the maximum speed of the Beta car, and several times the maximum speed of the Gamma car. This was also illustrated in a chart. What's questionable about this chart?

"RESEARCH RESULTS REVEALED: This is the actual percentage of Serbs supporting vaccination," claims one website, presenting the following survey results: