The Listening Post

With lit­tle sleep, in­ter­net or safe­ty in the mid­dle of Is­rael’s war, Gazan jour­nal­ists are get­ting in­for­ma­tion out.

We see lan­guage of ex­ter­mi­na­tion, bom­bard­ment and hell­ish scenes on TV. As the war in­ten­si­fies, mis­in­for­ma­tion deep­ens.

The Lis­ten­ing Post looks at the con­text, the re­port­ing and the im­pli­ca­tions a week on from Hamas’s at­tack on Is­rael.

A bat­tered me­dia sphere, anti-im­mi­gra­tion rhetoric & eu­roscep­ti­cism: What’s at stake in Pol­ish par­lia­men­tary elec­tions.

Af­ter Ru­pert Mur­doch’s res­ig­na­tion, what is next for his me­dia em­pire? Plus, Tik­Tok and the Ital­ian Mafia.

Mis­in­for­ma­tion and me­dia re­stric­tions add to the chaos in flood-strick­en Der­na. And, pre­serv­ing Nige­ria’s past in print.

In Sau­di Ara­bia’s cam­paign of re­form and re­brand­ing, sports in­vest­ment plays a big role.

Eighty years since WWII, we ex­am­ine the fragili­ty of his­tor­i­cal mem­o­ry and a rise in Holo­caust re­vi­sion­ism in Eu­rope.

A coup in Niger with Rus­sia crouch­ing on the side­lines. Plus, the In­di­an jour­nal­ist blow­ing the whis­tle on the me­dia.

In­ter­net black­outs, me­dia si­lence and po­lit­i­cal ne­glect – the case of the In­di­an state of Ma­nipur.