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At left: A post by Alex Jones on X making the false claim that Muslims in France had burned down five churches in a single day. Other social media accounts shared the photo on the right. They falsely claimed it showed these recent fires, when it actually shows a fire in the Saint-Sulpice church in Paris back in 2019. -  France 24 Observers

'Five churches set on fire by Muslims?' Fake news by Islamophobic social media accounts

Oct 31, 2026 | Fact Check

The fake claim that groups of Muslims are responsible for setting fire to five churches in France over the course of a s ...

Oct 23, 2026 | Fact Check

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Trust in Ghana’s Judiciary: Which recent case most influenced your view?

Started: 01-09-2026 | Ends: 30-11-2026