Five charts that help explain how to read the Kremlin’s survey data on support for the war in Ukraine
Meduza - five charts that help explain how to read the Kremlin’s survey data on support for the war in Ukraine
The Orbán split: siding with both, simultaneously
Investigate Europe: For three terms, the Hungarian prime minister has fought with Brussels and moved closer to Moscow. Then came the Russian invasion of Ukraine — a painful reality check. But it seems that Orbán still does not want to fall out of Putin's good graces.
Live Monitoring Sanctions Against Russia
iMEdD Team - Imposing sanctions on Russia is the main weapon of the West in response to the invasion of Ukraine. The question is where do they come from precisely and to whom are they directed to? What are their possible economic consequences? By drawing data from the OpenSanctions database, non-profit organization Correctiv has developed a useful tool in order to document and visualize the sanctions against Russia from 2014 until today.
Overcrowding, isolation, and shrinking of human rights in Greek prisons
A European cross-border investigation by 12 newsrooms examines the pandemic in prisons.
The Nuclear Arsenal of the Planet
iMEdD Team - The combined arsenals of Russia, the United States, the United Kingdom, France, China, India, Pakistan, Israel and possibly North Korea contain some 13,000 nuclear weapons, most of which are many times more powerful than the atomic bomb dropped on Hiroshima.
Investigating Russia Around the World: A GIJN Instant Toolkit
GIJN - GIJN has assembled a kind of starter-toolkit to help journalists track Russian assets, political interference, and disinformation in their countries.
Ukraine War Prompts Flood of Misinformation, Fake News
BIRN - The conflict has triggered the spread of fake news and disinformation in Serbia, Bosnia and Hungary, while religion and nationalism inspire some violations in Bosnia and North Macedonia.
How to Report Ethically on Children Affected by the Ukraine Conflict
Dart Center - This tipsheet brings together advice from Dart fellows who have reported on children in war and other emergency situations.
