2.5 Million Views a Month: How the Trudova Slava Newspaper Works
Svitlana Karpenko, editor-in-chief of Trudova Slava, on resilience, trust, and the development of local media during the war. Many local...
Insurance for Journalists During the War: Experience and Observations
Insurance for journalists has become one of the most pressing needs of Ukraine’s media sector during the war, and the International...
Finland: How Journalists Counteract Persecution
In Finland, persecution of journalists has turned out to be a widespread phenomenon that universities explore and that is addressed in...
“Chuika” and Brazilian TV: How the Obrii Iziumshchyny Newspaper Has Been Working Since the De-Occupation
The Obrii Iziumshchyny newspaper is the only media in Izium that continues to operate despite the occupation, shelling, and constant...
The Russian Propaganda as a Weapon: a challenge for Ukraine and the world
The most dangerous propaganda is the one that editorial staff disseminates unintentionally. When a journalist fails to verify the source...
Investigations That Become Evidence: How Locator Media Documents Zaporizhzhia’s Information Occupation
When Berdiansk fell under occupation, the first target of the Russian forces was the TV tower. Along with the signal of Ukrainian...
