The Ukraine war is a year old this week — and the day the guns finally go silent, will be the day that will mark the beginning of the most challenging and democratically significant story Ukrainian journalists have ever covered.
I recently spoke with Anastasiia Rudenko, editor-in-chief of The Eastern Variant, a local media outlet that previously operated in eastern Ukraine. She is keenly aware of what lies ahead for ...
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Dr Roman Shutov is a strategic adviser to International Media Support, a media development organisation based in Copenhagen with programmes in 26 countries across Africa, Asia, Eastern Europe and the Middle East. Shutov is a Ukrainian researcher specialising in Russian propaganda in the Eastern Europe and Western Balkans.