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How to report better on just transition?

"Journalists need to rethink what is an 'expert source' and include more voices in their stories," Lameez Omarjee said. "Think of coverage as building a bridge – so that journalists can listen more effectively to those involved"

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Hard-core parkour: Lawmaker and opposition party head Lee Jae-myung livestreams himself vaulting over a wall to enter the National Assembly. 190 lawmakers out of 300 made it inside and voted unanimously to lift martial law.

Yet another opportunity to go back to this sentiment shared by male leaders on the lack of female directorship in Singapore:

"Women don't lack confidence. They lack over-confidence."

Being chronically ill is an everyday thing, lucky if could forget it for a moment.

there's something really intriguing in the success of South Korea's Hallyu and the politics getting so heated it breaks out of the 'world news' containment. such a good job in building a specific brand and then reality fractures it.

News anchor-turned politician Ms. Ahn Gwi-ryeong showed exceptional bravery during the South Korea martial law crisis, she confronted a soldier head on, grabbed his rifle, shamed him for usurping democracy and for confronting protestors while armed.

I love scary movies but living in one for 4 years seems a little excessive.

This is huge.

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