Articles

  London, September 26, 2023 from Mark Rice-Oxley, Executive Editor, Guardian, London When the Soviet Union fell apart in 1991, it ushered in a brief period of...

Living Through War and Waiting for Peace - Nagorno-Karabakh - New Lines Magazine SEE also: Democracy Now 29/09/23 Fears of Ethnic  Reuters investigation with...

by Edward Steen, Vienna, September 18, 2023 This, belatedly but with great pleasure, is to introduce the AEJ's recently-appointed Brussels Representative, Gian-Paolo Accardo, distinguished Italian-Dutch...

  Journalism - new tasks, new threats Karpacz, Poland, September 16, 2023 by Otmar Lahodynsky, Hon. AEJ President  Karpacz is our Davos in Central and Eastern Europe,...

How Over-Tourism Hit This Summer by Llewellyn King, Washington Europe reeled this summer from heat, wildfires, migrants and worries about Russia’s war in Ukraine, and too...

We Get Lousy Politicians Because Running for Office Is Ghastly argues our Washington correspondent Llewellyn King in an article for his White House Chronicle:  I am...

Journalism and AI - by Dominic Ponsford, editor of Press Pazette, London 2023 Olsen Lecture given at the Fleet Street journalists' church, St Bride’s, London.  For...

  The Week.  by Edward Steen, Sec-Gen, in Berlin July 7, 2023 Women are increasingly on the frontline of news-gathering, and suffering for a profession best described...

by Edward Steen, Vienna, May 18, 2023 Apart from the losers, no-one claimed to be optimistic about the chances of opposition alliance leader Kemal Kılıçdaroğlu...

Christo Buschek: "It's like playing around a bit" By Helmut Atteneder , May 02, 2023  Austrian Pulitzer Prize winner on artificial intelligence, fake news, and disinformation campaigns. Which...