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Preserving Evidence for Justice After War

War crimes investigations depend on facts that can withstand political pressure, fading memories, and legal scrutiny. Photographs, witness accounts, satellite…

Inside the Investigation Into the Theft of Grain From Occupied Ukrainian Farms

The theft of grain from occupied Ukrainian farms is not a single act of looting. It is a chain of coercion, seizure, transport, documentation and sale that can…

How Algorithms Spread Russian Disinformation Across Africa and Asia

Social media has become a major source of news, political debate, and crisis information across Africa and Asia. Its reach can connect audiences to independent…

Poker VIP Programma Vergelijken In De Nederlandse Casinowereld

Een poker VIP programma vergelijken vraagt in Nederland om meer dan het bekijken van een welkomstbonus. Spelers letten ook op loyaliteitspunten, cashback,…

Training Ukrainian Editors for War-Dispersed Remote Teams

Russia’s full-scale invasion has transformed how Ukrainian newsrooms operate. Editors who once worked side by side now coordinate reporters, photographers, and…

The Psychological Cost of Reporting From Mass Grave Sites

Journalists who document the aftermath of mass graves perform essential public work under deeply disturbing conditions. They record testimony, identify…

How a Grant Exposed Illegal Adoptions From Donetsk Orphanages

A small investigative grant gave Ukrainian reporters the time, security, and legal support needed to examine a disturbing pattern: children moved from…

The Legal Battle for Public Records in Wartime Ukraine

Access to official information has become a frontline issue in Ukraine. During Russia’s full-scale invasion, journalists, researchers, and civil society groups…

Reporting on War Veterans’ Rehabilitation With Care

Coverage of veterans returning from war can inform the public, challenge harmful stereotypes, and improve access to medical and social services. It can also…

Why We Invest in Long-Form Documentaries About Life in De-Occupied Villages

When a village is liberated, the headlines often move on quickly. Residents remain with damaged homes, disrupted routines, missing relatives, and the difficult…

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