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UKRAINE
iMEdD Team - The team tracks international media sources and organizations, documenting the major events of the Russian invasion of Ukraine on a daily basis, creating an interactive timeline of the ...
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Platforms supporting Ukrainian refugees must prioritise their safety — or risk exposing them to trafficking and exploitation
Conversation - People displaced by wars are at risk of human trafficking and exploitation.
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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? ...
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The war on Twitter, influencers and bots in an application by Datalab of AUTh
iMEdD team - A platform developed by the Data and Web Science Lab (Datalab) of the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki (AUTh) analyzes the global conversation about the war in Ukraine on Twitter.
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Libraries around the world are helping safeguard Ukrainian books and culture
Conversation - Librarians and libraries across the world play a role in preserving and sharing Ukraine’s cultural history.
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Small Talk: War in Ukraine – How we got to the Russian invasion and what the next day will look like.
Stratis Trilikis, co-founder and programs director at iMEdD, discusses the multiple dimensions of the war in Ukraine with Dimitris Christopoulos, Professor of Political Science and Dean of the ...
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Russians face grim options on social media
Coda - Censorship on VKontakte leaves Russians with few ways of accessing information counter to the Kremlin’s narratives.
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The Horror of War in Pictures
Giorgos Moutafis - images from Bucha, Borodyanka, Hostomel in the first days of April.
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Russia’s Bucha “Facts” Versus the Evidence
Bellingcat - Recent images from the town of Bucha just outside Kyiv, captured as Ukrainian forces regained ground following the retreat of Russian forces, show widespread destruction and corpses in ...
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Chilling account of Radio France fixer who was kidnapped and tortured by Russian soldiers in Ukraine
RSF - Kidnapped by Russian troops on 5 March, Nikita (his name is changed for his safety) was held for nine days.
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“They are not ‘fixers’. They are journalists”: in the light of the war in Ukraine, three field producers discuss the challenges of their job
Reuters Institute - “They are not ‘fixers’. They are journalists. They are not ‘fixers’. They are production managers. They are not ‘fixers’. They are producers.