Journalism in Turkey: Facts vs. Propaganda and AI
Journalists in Turkey work in difficult conditions. Despite the repression, the daily newspaper "BirGün" strives for independent reporting.
Journalists in Turkey work in difficult conditions. Despite the repression, the daily newspaper "BirGün" strives for independent reporting.
Journalists in Turkey work in difficult conditions. Despite the repression, the daily newspaper "BirGün" strives for independent reporting.
The struggle of some female refugees is not over when they reach to a safe country. We are documenting the stories of those who don't have the ability to spread their word themselves - in a series on illiterate women from Afghanistan.
Journalists in Turkey work in difficult conditions. Despite the repression, the daily newspaper "BirGün" strives for independent reporting.
In the weekend between the two presidential election rounds in Türkiye, the Greek neighbours are voting for their new government. They don’t have many expectations but hope for the best for them and Turks. A visit to the border region.
The supposed fight of “Wallstreetbets” and Wall Street offers best entertainment for weeks now. But the story tells more about dynamics of the markets than a heroic class struggle. An analysis.
A few days ago, we interviewed Juli Karzanova on the situation in Chernihiv. Here you can read the full transcript of the interview.
Journalists in Turkey work in difficult conditions. Despite the repression, the daily newspaper "BirGün" strives for independent reporting.
Journalists in Turkey work in difficult conditions. Despite the repression, the daily newspaper "BirGün" strives for independent reporting.
The struggle of some female refugees is not over when they reach to a safe country. We are documenting the stories of those who don't have the ability to spread their word themselves - in a series on illiterate women from Afghanistan.
Journalists in Turkey work in difficult conditions. Despite the repression, the daily newspaper "BirGün" strives for independent reporting.
In the weekend between the two presidential election rounds in Türkiye, the Greek neighbours are voting for their new government. They don’t have many expectations but hope for the best for them and Turks. A visit to the border region.
The supposed fight of “Wallstreetbets” and Wall Street offers best entertainment for weeks now. But the story tells more about dynamics of the markets than a heroic class struggle. An analysis.
A few days ago, we interviewed Juli Karzanova on the situation in Chernihiv. Here you can read the full transcript of the interview.
For several weeks, the Ukrainian city of Chernihiv near the border with Belarus has been under non-stop Russian attacks. Juli Karzanova stayed and reports on everyday life in the war.
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