Why some wars don’t make headlines As media attention is focused on Iran and the wider region, three journalists from Uganda, Burkina Faso and Ethiopia reflect on why so many conflicts go ignored.
Why some wars don’t make headlines As media attention is focused on Iran and the wider region, three journalists from Uganda, Burkina Faso and Ethiopia reflect on why so many conflicts go ignored.
“Nuance, accuracy and reason are often lost”: An Iranian journalist on what Western media gets wrong about Iran Reporter Kourosh Ziabari explains how “stereotypes” erase Iranian civil society and offers a roadmap for more balanced international reporting.
“Nuance, accuracy and reason are often lost”: An Iranian journalist on what Western media gets wrong about Iran Reporter Kourosh Ziabari explains how “stereotypes” erase Iranian civil society and offers a roadmap for more balanced international reporting.
AI is undermining OSINT’s core assumptions. Here’s how journalists should adapt As generative AI makes fabrication easier and detection harder, experts must evolve its methods, invest in contextual expertise, and adopt transparent workflows.
AI is undermining OSINT’s core assumptions. Here’s how journalists should adapt As generative AI makes fabrication easier and detection harder, experts must evolve its methods, invest in contextual expertise, and adopt transparent workflows.
How this newsroom braves Sudan’s civil war to keep the world informed Despite losing most of their revenue from Donald Trump’s cuts, the Ayin Network’s reporters keep risking their lives to cover war crimes.
How this newsroom braves Sudan’s civil war to keep the world informed Despite losing most of their revenue from Donald Trump’s cuts, the Ayin Network’s reporters keep risking their lives to cover war crimes.
As Gaza enters a new chapter, West Bank journalists speak out about the growing threats to their work and lives Four Palestinian reporters share how military repression, settler attacks and restrictions on movement create extreme challenges to journalism in the territory.
As Gaza enters a new chapter, West Bank journalists speak out about the growing threats to their work and lives Four Palestinian reporters share how military repression, settler attacks and restrictions on movement create extreme challenges to journalism in the territory.
A media trip funded by Israel sparks debate in India over biased coverage The visit, which included several Indian high-profile reporters, produced pieces and programmes many of their colleagues saw as one-sided or inappropriate.
A media trip funded by Israel sparks debate in India over biased coverage The visit, which included several Indian high-profile reporters, produced pieces and programmes many of their colleagues saw as one-sided or inappropriate.
