This Nigerian journalist has covered the Wagner Group in Africa for years. Here’s what he’s learnt “Covering Wagner is dangerous. You should build contacts everywhere and have a strong sense of mind,” says award-winning reporter Philip Obaji Jr.
This Nigerian journalist has covered the Wagner Group in Africa for years. Here’s what he’s learnt “Covering Wagner is dangerous. You should build contacts everywhere and have a strong sense of mind,” says award-winning reporter Philip Obaji Jr.
"Climate change is a really good laboratory for tackling so many of the problems we have in journalism" Katherine Dunn of our Oxford Climate Journalism Network on addressing the similar challenges facing conflict and climate journalism
"Climate change is a really good laboratory for tackling so many of the problems we have in journalism" Katherine Dunn of our Oxford Climate Journalism Network on addressing the similar challenges facing conflict and climate journalism
Dealing with the threat of war has become the “new normal” for these Middle East newsrooms 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
Dealing with the threat of war has become the “new normal” for these Middle East newsrooms 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
Palestinians struggle to connect and get news amid digital shutdowns in Gaza: “Without the internet everything stops” Journalists and other Gaza residents describe the daily struggle to get news and information. Telegram and radio have become key sources.
Palestinians struggle to connect and get news amid digital shutdowns in Gaza: “Without the internet everything stops” Journalists and other Gaza residents describe the daily struggle to get news and information. Telegram and radio have become key sources.
This nonprofit is using virtual reality to train Ukrainian journalists to cover the war safely “In a virtual situation, you can imagine the decisions you will make,” says Katerina Sergatskova, who set up the VR programme.
This nonprofit is using virtual reality to train Ukrainian journalists to cover the war safely “In a virtual situation, you can imagine the decisions you will make,” says Katerina Sergatskova, who set up the VR programme.
Jodie Ginsberg: “Gazan journalists must be protected. They are our eyes on the ground” As Palestinian reporters are killed in record numbers, the CPJ President discusses what colleagues and governments can do to help them.
Jodie Ginsberg: “Gazan journalists must be protected. They are our eyes on the ground” As Palestinian reporters are killed in record numbers, the CPJ President discusses what colleagues and governments can do to help them.
How identity shapes local coverage of violent conflict Haaretz's West Bank correspondent Hagar Shezaf details the unique pressures and ethical dilemmas facing reporters of violence on the homefront.
How identity shapes local coverage of violent conflict Haaretz's West Bank correspondent Hagar Shezaf details the unique pressures and ethical dilemmas facing reporters of violence on the homefront.
Access denied: insights on newsgathering in repressive regimes How to report on repressive regimes when access on the ground is blocked by authorities: a case study from Iran.
Access denied: insights on newsgathering in repressive regimes How to report on repressive regimes when access on the ground is blocked by authorities: a case study from Iran.
Unseen shadows: The plight of journalists in Burkina Faso's conflict zones Burkina Faso's journalists have been covering non-stop armed conflict since 2015, but 63% do not know what PTSD is.
Unseen shadows: The plight of journalists in Burkina Faso's conflict zones Burkina Faso's journalists have been covering non-stop armed conflict since 2015, but 63% do not know what PTSD is.
