Katherine Jacobsen
The Committee to Protect Journalists
As Russia’s war in Ukraine drags on, Ukrainian journalists get help from Polish colleagues
Capital Gazette shooter found criminally responsible, while questions of justice linger
Trump lit the fuse, but anti-media sentiment among his supporters may outlast him
Audio: A year after unprecedented assaults on US media covering protests, what comes next?
For more articles see CPJ's website
U.S. News and World Report
New Fears in Ukraine's Coal Country
In Ukraine, Extensions Are the ‘New Botox’
The Immigrants Who Like Donald Trump
Eurovision Cost? It's More Than a Song
The Associated Press
Russia's nuclear nightmare flows down radioactive river
Russia opens new Stalin museums, grapples with his legacy
In Belarus, opposition artists express dissent underground
For more articles see Muckrack
Bloomberg Businessweek
Ukraine's Military is Broke and Undertrained
Ukrainians Queue Up for Dollars
Kiev's Armoured Door Company Goes Where the Money Is: Flack Jackets
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Al Jazeera English
Ukraine's Displaced Facing Long Ordeal
Poroshenko poised to win Ukraine’s elections
Ukraine’s Far-Right: Populist, or Propaganda?
Crimea’s schism splits Orthodox hierarchy
For more stories see Al Jazeera English
Other Publications
At the Heart of the Battle for East Ukraine, a Self-Appointed Mayor in a Hoodie, Mashable.com
In Crimea's Capital, All is Oddly Quiet, Mashable.com
Ukraine's Unfinished Revolution Sparks Hope for Jews- Not Fear, The Jewish Daily Forward
Articles for The Christian Science Monitor