Katherine Dunn of our Oxford Climate Journalism Network on addressing the similar challenges facing conflict and climate journalism

Newsroom editors from Lebanon's 'An-Nahar' and Israel's 'Haaretz' discuss staying on mission, caring for staff and being "always on standby" to cover the next round of violence

Two technologists explain how and why they created these figures. Critics fear this can reinforce negative stereotypes about women.

Daniel Anstandig from Futuri Media claims his tool can create a local radio feed from 250,000 news sources and get it broadcast by an AI host.

“Our priority was to reveal what the government was hiding,” says Zyma Islam, who opens up about her team's work in the weeks that changed her country.

“These are terrific tools, but they are tools to assist journalism, and doing human-based journalism has never been more important”, says Olle Zachrison.

“The protests were so resilient because people recorded atrocities on social media in real time,” says political science and media expert Mubashar Hasan.

“We shouldn’t report on rape as an isolated episode,” says Japleen Pasricha, founder of Feminism in India, which has created guides to cover these issues.

“The news stories that NAT presents are focused towards young people who don’t connect with old style newscasts,” says Oswaldo Aguilar Castro from Grupo Fórmula.