Novaya Gazeta’s journalism will live on
The paper is shutting down. But a new project grants it electronic immortality.
Our takeaways from GIJN’s Investigative Journalism Week 2026
We attended the IJ Week 2026, and have summarized the main takeaways we see as key points for journalists and newsrooms around the world.
A Europe-wide FOI guide –and a network
Alexander Fanta discusses Access Europe, a practical guide to cross-border FOI requests designed to empower investigative journalists and foster international collaboration.
The unfinished case of Daphne Caruana Galizia
Nine years after Daphne Caruana Galizia’s murder, Malta confronts press freedom, accountability, and justice after the accused businessman’s acquittal.
Reach isn’t impact
Tessa Pang, Impact Editor at Lighthouse Reports, reflects on what everyone in journalism wants but few invest in: real impact.
How should we cover the climate story?
Speaking with climate reporters about staying on the beat, as Bill McKibben predicts climate coverage will soon take center stage.
As Serbia heads to the polls, independent media faces the fiercest pressure in decades
Journalists and media representatives describe how spurious litigation, online threats and physical attacks have escalated in recent years.
The diplomat, the chameleon, the bloodhound: Understanding newsroom personalities
How do you run a newsroom full of people whose job is to question authority?
Fixing immigration coverage: Why newsrooms often fail and how they can do better
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