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Moldova is sometimes described as “two Moldovas” because of the split in support for leaders who look towards Russia and those who favor Europe.

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For the first time in Moldova, the three existing media literacy textbooks in the country for all school levels, as well as a textbook for practical exercises, have been edited and printed in Braille.

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220 young leaders in Malaysia, interested in futures in politics, participated in online workshops on media and data literacy to learn what they can do to help ensure that a healthy information ecosystem thrives in the country.

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“It is quite strange when you think about it, that the small fish you see swimming in your local aquarium shop once swam in a tropical sea, more than 10,000 kilometers away.” — Journalist Ingrid Gercama, co-author of a multi-country investigation of the international trad

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For the eighth year in a row, Internews’ Earth Journalism Network (EJN) collaborated with the UC Berkeley Graduate of School of Journalism (JSchool) to support a semester-long Earth Journalism cou

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In 2019, Internews’ Earth Journalism Network awarded a story grant to journalists Ingrid Gercama and Nathalie Bertrams, enabling them to complete a multi-country investigation of the international trade in tropical fish and coral.

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