2 April is International Fact-Checking Day, a day which reminds to stay intent and resilient against misinformation online. Especially in our days, fact-checking has become more important than ever to separate facts from falsehoods. Critical-thinking and awareness are key to safely navigate through the (online) world of information.
On our Staying Vigilant online page you can find essential tips and resources to help you safely navigate through the online landscape.
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- Publication date
- 2 April 2026
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- Directorate-General for Communication
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