“Never a Good Time To Break Down” – Journalists in Gaza Continue To Report Amidst Fear for Their Lives
Four Gazan journalists reflect on how it feels to be reporting after nearly 20 months of war.
“I Need to See His Face”: The Photographer of Trump’s Assassination Attempt
Award-winning Washington Post photographer Jabin Botsford spoke to iMEdD about the story behind the photo of Donald Trump's assassination attempt.
Donald Trump’s Second “100 First Days,” the Media and Going Independent – With Journalist Oliver Darcy
Panagiotis Menegos speaks with journalist Oliver Darcy about Donald Trump’s second "100 first days" in office, prseident's boisterous relationship with the media and how journalism is stepping into the so-called creator-based economy...
MATRIX: A Murdered Journalist and the Mafia’s Crypto-Phones
How the murder of a journalist in Amsterdam is linked to the investigation of organized crime in Athens.
A Testimonial on the India-Pakistan Crisis
An application to the Asylum Service of Greece sheds light on the current crisis in Kashmir.
The French-Canadian Journalist Arrested at Athens Airport
Romain Chauvet was sentenced to six months in prison simply for doing his job as a reporter. Although he was later acquitted on appeal, the psychological trauma remains.
‘Never Stop Learning’: Reporting on Yemen Beyond the Headlines
Reporting on Yemen has long been one of the most difficult and important tasks for investigative journalism. The years of conflict and political turmoil make it challenging but crucial to find accurate information and to properly represent its people.
2025: Making Sense of a Year of Uncertainty in Greece and Beyond with Professor Aristides Hatzis
Panagiotis Menegos speaks with Professor Aristides Hatzis about the historical context behind the volatility of Greece’s domestic political landscape, the steady erosion of trust in institutions, and the country’s place within an increasingly fragile geopolitical order. Available in Greek.
“I Told the Truth About Bucha – I Was Sentenced to 8.5 Years in Prison”
The story of exiled Russian journalist Katerina Fomina, who was sentenced by a Moscow court to 8.5 years in prison for "spreading false news." She had investigated possible war crimes committed by the Russian army in Ukraine.
Investigating Syria after Assad: A Black Box, Opened
