Why don’t we take women as seriously as men?

1 May 2019 Mary Ann Sieghart is a Visiting Fellow at All Souls College, Oxford, and has…

Setting ablaze the dark with flames of truth

Filipino theatre artists perform a "La Pieta" scene during a short musical about the killings…

Collaboration shows a way forward for local journalism with impact

Bureau Local team members. Credit: Bureau of Investigative Journalism / Rob Stothard Under…

Three new Journalist Fellows arrive at the Reuters Institute

Three journalists from three corners of the world have joined the Reuters Institute as…

India's social media elections

Dr Vidya Narayanan of the Oxford Internet Institute on how India's 2019 general elections will be…

Misinformation: The evidence on its scope, how we encounter it, and our perceptions of it

The production and spread of misinformation have become major concerns for scholars, policy makers…

Statistic of the week: Just 26% of non-partisan respondents in India trust news

Millions of people across India will begin electing representatives to the national parliament this…

How innovation and storytelling are helping in the fight against disinformation

Digital news outlets in the Global South are innovating out of necessity as they pursue their…

What does India’s mobile-first, platform-dominated news ecosystem mean for the upcoming general elections?

Image: Reuters/Shailesh Andrade In less than a month, India will hold its general elections,…

Should the state pay for journalism?

Polly Curtis is a Visiting Fellow at the Reuters Institute having previously been editor-in-chief…

No strong evidence that news media responsible for polarisation

It’s often assumed that the news media are partly to blame for polarising attitudes of…

EU media literacy drive should address poor algorithm awareness

This week is European Media Literacy Week, an initiative from the European Commission designed to “…