Loading the video EuroVerify Video. How did misinformation, foreign influence shape the year of elections? Copy/paste the link below: Copy Copy/paste the article video embed link below: Copy Updated: 27 December 2024 - 11:48 GMT+1 More people than ever before were called to the ballot boxes in 2024, as democracies worldwide raised their guard against information manipulation. Read full article Top stories Now playing Next How did misinformation, foreign influence shape the year of elections? Now playing Next Misleading claims about EU COVID vaccine approval persist online Now playing Next Ukraine: Russian drone and missile attack sparks fire in Kyiv region Now playing Next Latest news bulletin | November 5th, 2026 – Morning Now playing Next ‘It would destroy the Democrat Party’: Trump dismisses impeachment threat Now playing Next 'Tremendous growth' in AI to continue, says wealth manager Now playing Next Tearful reunions as Ukrainians return from Russian-occupied Oleshky Now playing Next US midterms: What Trump's defeat means for Europe and global markets Now playing Next 2026 US midterm elections: Real-time results in maps and charts Now playing Next US midterm elections: Democrats take US Congress in rejection of Trump Now playing Next Nine European cities ranked among the world's safest for travellers Now playing Next Democrats win control of US Congress in midterm rebuke of Trump Now playing Next Supermarket freezer cyberattack 'not sophisticated,' Prof. Kevin Curran explains Now playing Next Change in Texas could 'shape the US presidential election', says analyst Eric Ham Now playing Next Gaza: Displaced Palestinian builds wind turbine to generate electricity Now playing Next Iran is a 'wounded animal' and will 'seek revenge', Pahlavi says More videos
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