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Reporting on prisoner exchanges demands a difficult balance: the public has a right to know what is happening, while premature details can place detainees,…
Ukraine’s war is also an environmental emergency. Explosions, mined farmland, damaged energy infrastructure and attacks on industrial sites can contaminate…
A podcast can carry a front-line account across language, geography and media systems without stripping away the speaker’s identity. For listeners in…
When a Ukrainian village is liberated, restoring reliable information can be as important as repairing roads, schools and power lines. Residents may have lived…
The investigation that exposed a scheme to sell stolen grain via the dark web began with an apparently ordinary shipment: grain described as legally sourced,…
Trials involving alleged collaborators place journalists between urgent public interest and the duty to protect due process. In Ukraine, cases may concern…
Independent journalism helps people understand a country at war, yet the language used in newsrooms and online communities can also deepen fear, exclusion and…
In conflict zones and remote communities, news often travels through informal networks when traditional media collapses. Telegram, with its lightweight…
Journalists working in conflict-affected regions face an existential threat that extends beyond physical danger: the loss of their entire archive. When a…
For two years, a small team worked through court records, witness testimonies, social media posts, and leaked prison documents to compile the most…
