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1627 results for "Ukraine"

On January 13, 2022, a group of men in balaclavas, armed with guns and broken bottles, forced their way into a broadcast studio in Ada Foah, Ghana. Gabriel Adjaotor, a popular presenter on the community station Radio Ada, was beaten and kicked during the attack. © Edward Clement Kumsah

How African Journalists are Defying Censorship

In the face of harassment and repression, media across the continent is not only surviving but innovating.

2 May 25

Azeri Leader on Quest for Kazak Oil

9 Aug 07

This year’s LEADx took place online on February 7-18, 2022.

IWPR Hosts Third Annual LEADx

Programme’s support for emerging leaders across Eastern Partnership particularly important in light of Ukraine war.

4 May 22

Protesters carry the Nagorny Karabakh flag in central Yerevan after the region's armed forces were defeated by Azerbaijan's military operation of September 19. Thousands called on Armenia's Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan to resign over the debacle but there seems to be no real alternatives to his government. © Arshaluis Mgdesyan

Nagorny Karabakh Conflict Sparks Political Crisis in Armenia

Rallies called on Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan to resign, but the opposition provides no real alternative.

22 Sep 23

Islamic worshippers perform Friday prayers in the Great Mosque in Almaty in the central Asian republic of Kazakhstan. There are fears that the war between Israel and Hamas might have a ripple effect across the region, fueling a new wave of radicalisation exacerbated by Russian propaganda. © Uriel Sinai/Getty Images

Central Asia Fears Israel-Gaza War Could Fuel Radicalisation

There are concerns that Russian disinformation and extremist groups may instrumentalise the conflict.

1 Nov 23

Pipeline Deal Won't Give Russia a Monopoly

15 May 07

Ukrainian Ministers Barred from Crimea

Ukrainian navy HQ stormed by pro-Russia crowd.

19 Mar 14

A woman holds her child in the remote village of Burog, in Bamban, Tarlac province, Philippines. © Ezra Acayan/Getty Images

Philippines: Single Mothers Continue to Fight Stigma

The notion of family is still strongly influenced by rigid norms in this conservative nation.

8 Mar 23

(l to r) Alexander-Ahmad with his daughter Hadicha, Fazylo (son of Gennady-Nekmuhammad), Gennady-Nekmuhammad; his daughther Malposha; his wife Havo with their daughter Santimo. (Photo: IWPR)

When Ahmad was Alexander

Not all the Soviet soldiers came home when the war in Afghanistan ended in 1989.

22 Feb 05

Parliament building in Tiraspol, the capital and largest city of Transnistria, a breakaway state within Moldova. Journalists in the autonomous region of Gaugazia and the breakaway territory of Transnistria face particular impediments to their work. © Alexander Udodov

Mounting Pressure on Moldova’s Independent Press

Experts warn that existing legislation is failing to protect media.