Journalists covering the Russian invasion of Ukraine are engaged in a running, low-grade conflict with the Ukrainian government, which many believe uses access and accreditation to shape their stories.
EU politics
Ghent University: ‘We are transforming our university into a place where talent once again feels valued and nurtured’
“A university is above all a place where everything can be questioned. Where opinions, procedures and habits are challenged. Where there is no place for rigidity.” Read here
Corruption
Japan Times: Malta mogul arrested on yacht in journalist assassination case
In the end most members of the EU political elite turn out to be nothing less than mafia. Just give it time and some serious research, it always comes out. Read here
National Politics
The Kyiv Independent: Inside Ukraine’s costly mission to grind down Russia near Bakhmut
“Even if Russia’s losses were higher, several hundred Ukrainian soldiers were killed on the toughest days of the battle, according to soldiers’ accounts. They said some battalions, usually numbering between 400 to 1,000 soldiers, were […]
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