Opinion/ Comment

Gavin Rees | "One must change gears and consider taking a more open, less forceful approach. What is my interviewee able to talk about? rather than What do I need my interviewee to say?"

Anna-Kynthia Bousdoukou I When facts are absent from this equation and misinformation prevails, then the consequences on the quality not only of journalism, but of democracy as well, are disastrous.

Louis Jacobson | One of the patterns we have found is that the accuracy of the candidates’ statements tends to decline the closer we get to Election Day.

Antonis Galanopoulos | In conditions of acute polarisation, two political positions are presented as completely incompatible and mutually exclusive, with people being forced to choose between these two positions alone.

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Thanasis Troboukis | Are journalism and the media adequately prepared to adapt to this rapid transition to the "Age of Artificial Intelligence"? Is it enough to rely on a few thousand data journalists around the world who are trained to understand how these systems work and control them?

Ties Gijzel | More than most other stories, climate stories are of a systemic nature and journalists need to make the stories relatable to the audience.

Federico Caruso | When people are targeted as “risk factors”, they are treated accordingly. This may seem irrelevant to many of us, but it changes a lot if you're a vulnerable person – or a journalist.