Federica Cherubini, new Director of Leadership Development of the Reuters Institute Our activities in this area have doubled in terms of the number of programmes and participants since she joined the Reuters Institute in 2020.
Federica Cherubini, new Director of Leadership Development of the Reuters Institute Our activities in this area have doubled in terms of the number of programmes and participants since she joined the Reuters Institute in 2020.
This new Nepali site is fact-checking candidates both on local radio and TikTok Deepak Adhikari, co-founder of Nepalcheck, explains how he and his small team focus on claims often reported verbatim by the news media.
This new Nepali site is fact-checking candidates both on local radio and TikTok Deepak Adhikari, co-founder of Nepalcheck, explains how he and his small team focus on claims often reported verbatim by the news media.
Difficult investigations, mental health and teaching the next generation: a conversation with John-Allan Namu Investigative journalist John-Allan Namu reflects on his career and on the emotional toll of investigative journalism.
Difficult investigations, mental health and teaching the next generation: a conversation with John-Allan Namu Investigative journalist John-Allan Namu reflects on his career and on the emotional toll of investigative journalism.
Despite efforts to fight falsehoods, Brazil's tight election is threatened by dangerous lies Fact-checkers, researchers and platforms have tried to fix a toxic environment. Their work has only scratched the surface of the problem.
Despite efforts to fight falsehoods, Brazil's tight election is threatened by dangerous lies Fact-checkers, researchers and platforms have tried to fix a toxic environment. Their work has only scratched the surface of the problem.
Kenyan journalists just covered a tight election. Here's what colleagues in other countries can learn from them As Italy, Brazil and Nigeria go through divisive campaigns, reporters, researchers and fact-checkers analyse how coverage in Kenya went.
Kenyan journalists just covered a tight election. Here's what colleagues in other countries can learn from them As Italy, Brazil and Nigeria go through divisive campaigns, reporters, researchers and fact-checkers analyse how coverage in Kenya went.
Reporting from exile, an Uyghur journalist sees social media as a double-edged sword Shohret Hoshur, who works for Radio Free Asia, explains why he envies Ukrainians and how he keeps reporting on his community from afar.
Reporting from exile, an Uyghur journalist sees social media as a double-edged sword Shohret Hoshur, who works for Radio Free Asia, explains why he envies Ukrainians and how he keeps reporting on his community from afar.