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Beyond the Message: Why Public Trust Is Won Long Before a Crisis Ends
Governments have become remarkably efficient at producing information. During crises, official statements, emergency regulations and public updates appear almost instantly. Yet recent global emergencies...
From fax machines and rotary phones to AI
At the occasion of the book launch, ‘OSCE and Media’
There was a time when the story left our hands with a sound; an abrasive,...
Press Freedom Crisis Deepens Across South Asia as Media Credibility Faces Growing Scrutiny
Across South Asia, concerns over press freedom, political influence, and media credibility are drawing increasing international scrutiny. From Bangladesh and Pakistan to India, journalists...
Russian Union of Journalists Expelled from International Federation of Journalists
The Russian Union of Journalist (RUJ) is the largest professional media association in the Russian Federation, claiming over 100,000 members. It functions as a...
Former Brussels correspondent fondly remembered
Karen Carstens (pictured) tragically died in a fire at her home in the United States after she went back into the blazing property to...
When Seeing Isn’t Believing: Netanyahu’s ‘Death’ and AI-Driven Misinformation
Recent rumours of Binyamin Netanyahu’s death saw millions of impressions within hours, going immediately viral on the internet and infecting the public zeitgeist. These...
Securing Information Integrity and Countering Disinformation in West Africa Through Media Training
The Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) Commission, through its Directorate of Communication, has taken diverse measures to counter disinformation while further sustaining...
Embedded Journalism in Modern Wars: Access vs Objectivity
In modern warfare, the information is spread nearly as quickly as the missiles. Information on war zones is relayed to the world as it...
Can Media Shape Russian-African Strategic Partnerships?
In a critical assessment, Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov, at the plenary session of the Ministerial Conference held in Cairo, Egypt, noted completely the...
Trump files $10 billion defamation suit against BBC over edited speech
President Donald Trump has filed a lawsuit against the BBC for up to $10 billion, claiming that edited clips of his January 6, 2021,...