IMS staff and partners share their expert insights on media development in different global contexts.
In the face of the growing threat of disinformation, Moldova must invest in collaborative efforts between the government, civil society, and media to safeguard its democratic processes.
Journalism plays a crucial role in gathering, analysing and disseminating essential information regarding environmental matters. It provides people with insights and solutions and uncovers climate and environmental crimes.
A coalition of Danish CSOs and a Palestinian human rights organisation announced their plans to sue the Danish state with the aim of halting direct and indirect export of Danish arms components to Israel.
Directors Yuval Abraham and Basel Adra have experienced a violent backlash after their award acceptance speech at the Berlinale. IMS unequivocally supports the rights of filmmakers to accurately portray reality and promote justice without being subjected to threats and security risks.
Many of Gaza's journalists have either been killed or are too exhausted, injured or traumatised to work. We must demand that international journalists are allowed access to Gaza to report freely on the war.
A combination of a savvy social media team, a high increase of young, social media-dependent voters and a successful rebranding seem to be the right formula for former Suharto-era general Prabowo who stands to win the presidency in the world’s third largest democracy.
Internet disruptions, informal gag orders and physical attacks restrict online expression, suppress independent journalism and impair fairness at the polls.
Over the past three years, the military rulers of Myanmar have waged a war not only on their population, but also on the narrative.
Almost one third of the global population will cast their vote in 2024. Will the results change the dynamics of the current world order? And how will media be able to preserve and uphold democratic values?
