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The Black Sea is often presented as a distant strategic theatre, yet its history shapes security, identity and political power far beyond its shoreline.…
Reporting from Ukraine often depends on language that carries far more than its dictionary meaning. A short phrase may signal distrust, courage, grief or…
Journalists covering Ukraine, elections and conflict zones often face threats that continue long after a story is published. Doxxing—the malicious release of…
Editors who review graphic images from war zones carry a burden that is easy to miss. Their work may happen in a quiet newsroom in Sydney, Melbourne or…
A headline is often the only part of a story that reaches a reader. It appears in a mobile alert, a social media feed, a search result or a radio presenter’s…
When cultural objects disappear during war, the crime extends beyond a looted museum or damaged church. Paintings, icons, archaeological pieces and folk…
War changes prices long before it reaches a supermarket shelf. Fuel, grain, electricity, insurance, transport and public spending all respond to conflict, yet…
Facial recognition can help investigators connect people, places and events in images from the Russo-Ukrainian war. It may support accountability when…
For families across Ukraine, a missing soldier is more than a line in an official register. It is an unanswered call, a photograph kept on a bedside table and…
Our data shows a sustained decline in trust in Russian state media among Ukrainians. The shift is especially visible in the way people verify claims, choose…
