Global
Original media-intelligence analysis in this area — how the story was covered, compared and framed.
The Science Behind Carbon Sequestration: Understanding Nature’s Role in Climate Mitigation
An in-depth exploration of the scientific principles and mechanisms of carbon sequestration, explaining how natural processes and human interventions work to capture and store atmospheric carbon…
The Evolution of Legitimacy in International Courts: Historical Lessons and Future Prospects
An in-depth historical analysis tracing how international courts have gained and lost legitimacy over time, highlighting key moments that shaped their authority and public trust, and…
How Natural Language Processing is Revolutionizing Fact-Checking in Journalism
An in-depth analysis of how NLP technologies are transforming the methodologies and efficiency of fact-checking in modern journalism, highlighting key tools and case studies.
The Monaco Incident and Its Impact on the Ukrainian Community in France
An attempted assassination in Monaco has spotlighted the Ukrainian community in the south of France — and the administrative and financial pressures testing thousands of displaced…
Measuring Influence: Reach, Trust, and the Limits of Metrics
Reach is easy to count and trust is hard to earn — the gap defines the real economics of influence.
How Public Relations Shapes What Becomes News
A large share of the news agenda begins as strategic communication — worth understanding to read the news well.
Soft Power in the Age of Platforms and Creators
Influence has decentralized from institutions to individuals — with new leverage and new risks.
The Influence Economy: How Narratives Are Manufactured
A look at the machinery — PR, creators, platforms and data — that shapes what audiences come to believe.
Cross-Border Media Ownership and Its Geopolitical Stakes
Who owns influential outlets across borders is increasingly a question of national and economic security.
The Global Contest to Shape the News Agenda
Agenda-setting has gone global, as competing centers of media power vie to frame world events.