Christian Christensen

Ask­ing why jour­nal­ists are killed can lead to painful an­swers.

Pre­tend­ing that democ­ra­cies and au­thor­i­tar­i­an regimes have noth­ing in com­mon does no one any favours.

Eight sto­ries that de­serve more me­dia cov­er­age than they re­ceived in the US.

Charges of ‘Ori­en­tal­ism’ ring hol­low in light of the civ­il rights abus­es com­mit­ted by PM Er­do­gan’s gov­ern­ment.

As eco­nom­ic in­ter­ests trump hu­man rights, the idea of utopi­an Swe­den be­comes in­creas­ing­ly faint and frag­ment­ed.

The news me­dia have a re­spon­si­bil­i­ty to their read­ers to cov­er im­por­tant events even af­ter they drop off the front page.

Wik­ileaks and Anony­mous chal­lenge glob­al hege­monies of pow­er and the pop­u­lar nar­ra­tives that un­der­pin them.