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Russian Prosecutors Seek Nearly 6-Year Sentences for Journalists in Moscow Trial
Russian prosecutors have requested nearly six-year prison sentences for four journalists accused of collaborating with the banned anti-corruption group founded by Alexei Navalny.
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Election Security: Defending Democracy in Today’s Dynamic Cyber Threat Landscape
With over 50 countries heading to the polls in 2024, this article discusses the growing cyber threat landscape fueled by geopolitical tensions and misinformation campaigns.
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‘No Matter the Obstacles’: ICIJ’s 2024 Annual Report Shows How Journalists Tracked Power and Exposed Corruption
ICIJ’s 2024 report highlights transnational investigations exposing corruption and hidden power structures.
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Journalist Jailings Near Record High in 2024 as Crackdown on Press Freedom Grows
China, Israel, and Myanmar lead a grim list of countries detaining journalists in a growing global press crackdown.
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Cyber Threats to Canada’s Democratic Process: 2025 Update
The Canadian Cyber Centre warns of increased AI-enabled interference, primarily from Russia, China, and Iran.
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NSO – Not Government Clients – Operates Its Spyware, Legal Documents Reveal
The Guardian reveals NSO Group directly controls its Pegasus spyware, undermining claims of government-only operation.
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Russia Hikes 2025 Defence Spending by 25% to a New Post-Soviet High
The Kremlin will allocate $145 billion to military expenditures in 2025 amid continued operations in Ukraine.
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Goldsmith Prize Awarded to Berkeley Journalism Alums for Investigative Work
The 2025 Goldsmith Prize recognizes outstanding journalism with significant public policy impact.
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Fake Fertilizer, Dirty Money, and a Kidnapping Epidemic: 2024’s Best Investigative Stories from Sub-Saharan Africa
A roundup of Sub-Saharan Africa’s most impactful investigative reports in 2024.
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