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The Euro 2024 quarterfinal match between Turkey and the Netherlands in Berlin has been marred by a diplomatic row between Turkey and Germany. Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan's visit to Germany to watch the game comes in the wake of Turkish player Merih Demiral making a hand gesture associated with the Turkish far-right group, the "Grey Wolves," during a previous match against Austria. The European Football Association UEFA responded by imposing a two-match ban on Demiral, including Saturday's game against the Netherlands. Berlin police also intervened when Turkish fans attempted to parade to the stadium making the same divisive gestur...... Read Full article on HadNews

The Euro 2024 in Germany has brought with it a wave of fake news and misinformation circulating on social media. From bizarre Putin chants to goalkeeper Manuel Neuer allegedly being beaten up, rumors and falsehoods have spread like wildfire. In a video by DW News, viewers are taken through a fact-checking process, debunking six common fakes related to the tournament. The video aims to educate the public on how to spot misinformation and encourage critical thinking when consuming news online. With the rise of social media and the spread of fake news, it is more important than ever for individuals to be vigilant and verify information before...... Read Full article on HadNews