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The consequences of a high-stakes election will extend far beyond the electorate.
IWPR Managing Editor @DaniellaPeled interviews @ztnagham, Palestinian and Arab world affairs correspondent for @haaretzcom.
#Israel#election
How Ukrainian journalists, civil society and justice institutions are working together to ensure war crimes accountability.
#UkraineJusticeIWPR#УкраїнаПравосуддяIWPR https://t.co/qcaO6VjvJN
In the latest update, read about how women can strengthen community resilience as Armenia confronts climate change as a key security threat.
#Armenia#Women#Environment https://t.co/tztiEY2AP4
Journalists describe the struggle to both access affected areas and distinguish facts from AI-generated online content. IWPR's @FajardoRorie writes.
#Nepal#floods#journalism
In this week’s update, read about how online intimidation is being used to silence Egyptian women in public life.
#Egypt#women#misogyny https://t.co/pBGN40UfiY
An artisanal mining boom driven by war and poverty is causing a public health emergency, as chemicals poison soil, water and society.
Investigation by Sudanese journalist Samira Hassan Khalifa, of independent outlet @AyinSudan, supported under IWPR's Impact Reporting programme.
#Sudan #health #environment
A drone strike reveals the grim calculation of risk Ukrainians live with every day. IWPR's Executive Director @tonyborden writes from #Kyiv.
#Ukraine#conflict