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Since the full-scale invasion of Ukraine, an unusual form of journalism has flourished on message boards, Telegram channels and open-source intelligence feeds.…
When twenty-seven media organisations gathered in a Kyiv basement conference hall earlier this year, air-raid alerts were active across the capital. Our…
When a blast occurs, journalists may need to report from an area containing toxic smoke, fuel, asbestos, industrial chemicals or unexploded ordnance. Access…
A small publication that once arrived in bundles at ex-service clubs has remade itself. Its columns no longer carry ink on grey paper. They carry raised dots,…
A missile striking an apartment block is more than a single news event. It destroys homes, interrupts family life and leaves evidence that may later determine…
Nighttime footage can look persuasive while proving very little. A bright shape, a sudden flash or a heat signature may be presented as evidence of a missile…
In a Ukrainian city shelled weekly, a concert, theatre premiere or museum opening is never just a cultural listing. It is a public act of continuity, a meeting…
When journalists flee Ukraine, their work does not end at the border. Reporters may leave behind offices, equipment, local contacts and reliable income, yet…
Writing a sensitive obituary for a fallen soldier while also fact-checking details requires care, restraint and a clear editorial process. The writer must…
The impact of our investigation into foreign mercenaries fighting in eastern Ukraine reached far beyond the original reports. By examining recruitment…
