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Protecting Reporters Where the Story Unfolds

Journalists covering war, political unrest, natural disasters, and organized crime often work in places where ordinary professional clothing offers little…

How a Military Procurement Investigation Changed the Public Record

Military procurement rarely begins with a dramatic revelation. It starts with invoices, tender notices, delivery schedules, and spreadsheets that appear too…

Building Trust Through Cross-Border Investigations

Independent journalism rarely stops at a national border. Financial networks, disinformation campaigns, corruption schemes, sanctions evasion, and threats to…

Why Rural Ukrainian Communities Need Local News

Reliable local news is essential to daily life in rural Ukraine. National outlets can explain the war, parliamentary decisions, and international aid, but they…

How to Cover Ukraine’s Humanitarian Crisis With Care

Reporting on Ukraine’s humanitarian crisis requires accuracy, patience, and respect for people living through war. Every interview, image, and detail can…

A Day at Our Annual Conference for Independent Journalists

Before the first session begins, the conference hall is already full of purposeful movement. Reporters compare notes, editors review schedules, and media…

How Journalism Can Expose War Profiteers

War creates urgent public needs and enormous flows of money. Governments purchase weapons, fuel, food, transport, construction, and reconstruction services at…

How We Use Open-Source Intelligence to Support Investigative Reports

Investigative journalism increasingly depends on information that is publicly available but difficult to find, interpret, and verify. Satellite imagery, social…

Reporting Lawfully Near Ukraine’s Front Lines

Journalism in Ukraine’s front-line regions serves a vital public purpose, documenting civilian life, military realities, war crimes, and the consequences of…

What makes a good war correspondent? Lessons from our training

War reporting demands far more than courage and a notebook. A correspondent working near a frontline must gather reliable evidence, understand the human cost…

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