Monitoring Studies
Перейти до Freedom of Speech Barometer for February 2026
Freedom of Speech Barometer for February 2026
Перейти до Propaganda disintegrating. Russia’s excuses for aggression against Ukraine through the years
Propaganda disintegrating. Russia’s excuses for aggression against Ukraine through the years
Перейти до Russia commits 896 crimes against Ukrainian journalists, media in 4 years of full-scale war
Russia commits 896 crimes against Ukrainian journalists, media in 4 years of full-scale war
Перейти до Freedom of Speech Barometer for January 2025
Freedom of Speech Barometer for January 2025
Перейти до “Not as clear-cut as it seems”: Russian propaganda explains strikes on Ukraine’s energy grid
“Not as clear-cut as it seems”: Russian propaganda explains strikes on Ukraine’s energy grid
Перейти до Year of challenges and resilience: the Mediabazas in 2025
Year of challenges and resilience: the Mediabazas in 2025
Перейти до Journalists in 2025: exhausted, but more resilient and adapted to the war — IMI survey
Journalists in 2025: exhausted, but more resilient and adapted to the war — IMI survey
Перейти до Most news outlets only used AI as an ancillary tool in 2025 — annual IMI survey
Most news outlets only used AI as an ancillary tool in 2025 — annual IMI survey
Перейти до Ukrainian media prioritised financial stability in 2025 — annual IMI survey (updated)
Ukrainian media prioritised financial stability in 2025 — annual IMI survey (updated)
Перейти до News about air strikes and war were most popular in 2025 — annual IMI survey
News about air strikes and war were most popular in 2025 — annual IMI survey
Перейти до Russia commits 872 crimes against journalists and media in Ukraine since start of full-scale war
Russia commits 872 crimes against journalists and media in Ukraine since start of full-scale war