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Diplomatic statements become evidence during a hot war. Claims about attacks, territorial control, weapons deliveries or civilian casualties can influence…
Coverage of LGBTQ+ rights in the Ukrainian military requires more than finding a soldier willing to speak on camera. It involves understanding service,…
Our funding of a newspaper that published only in Crimean Tatar began with an obvious risk: its language market was narrow, many readers were displaced, and no…
The ethics of using drone footage for stories on civilian casualties demand more than an eye-catching sequence of explosions. Editors and reporters must…
War reporting places editors and managers under pressure that can follow a team long after the immediate story breaks. Constant alerts, exposure to graphic…
Mining-related pollution is easy to miss until it reaches a farm gate. A change in water taste, livestock illness or failed crop may prompt urgent questions,…
In Kharkiv, a small community radio station became an air-raid siren alternative when shelling, blackouts and overloaded mobile networks made civil-defence…
Humanitarian reporting asks readers to confront suffering that often feels remote as coverage arrives through screens and breaking-news alerts. In Ukraine,…
Telegram has become a fast-moving distribution network for political messaging, wartime claims and selective news. Our media monitoring examines how…
Interviewing people under occupation in Ukraine can expose them to surveillance, interrogation, job loss, displacement or violence. The first obligation is not…
