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Front-line communities rarely encounter the war through a single news feed. A messaging channel may provide the first alert, a neighbour may pass on a video,…
Winter blackouts in Ukraine do more than switch off lights. They can shut down servers, transmitters and charging systems, interrupt verification and force…
Maintaining editorial independence when donors have opinions is not a theoretical problem for journalism. Foundations, governments, universities and wealthy…
War has pushed thousands of Ukrainian students away from their homes and into universities across the country. Covering internally displaced students in…
Free Press Foundation is an independent Ukrainian nonprofit supporting objective journalism about Ukraine and global issues. It funds election coverage,…
A small Ukrainian local site did not need a television crew to reach its neighbours. It needed patient readers, public records and an editor willing to keep…
When missiles, front-line videos and diplomatic claims arrive faster than editors can verify them, a newsroom’s language staff become part of its safety…
Public records laws can help journalists verify claims, trace decisions and find documents officials may prefer to keep quiet. In Ukraine, wartime access is…
Baltic journalism shows how to report on a powerful neighbour without surrendering complexity. This article examines what can be learned from how Baltic media…
The rise of video essays as a tool for explaining Ukrainian history brings maps, archival footage, animation and oral testimony into one narrative. It can…
