Reporters all over the world are putting their lives on the line by reporting on COVID-19. But while the virus itself poses a threat, many governments are also cracking down on criticism of their handling of the pandemic.
It’s been eight years since the start of the civil war in Syria. Since then, we’ve seen the rise and fall of ISIS, proxy struggles between world powers, and history’s largest refugee crisis. In this episode, Michael sits down with Chris Boian, spokesperson for the
The plight of Rohingya migrants continues, but only local outlets seem to be the only ones covering it
It’s doubtful that Anas Modamani, a Syrian refugee in Germany, ever thought that his simple selfie with German Chancellor Angela Merkel would get him in so much trouble. His photo initially became a symbol for the country’s openness to refugees. But soon after, false reports
National Geographic, The Washington Post, The New York Times, and Vox round out our top picks for this week. National Geographic – The New Europeans: Voices from a Changing Continent This story from National Geographic encompasses many stories into one. The topic itself has many layers,