The Telegraph
Trump tracker: Is the US president keeping his pledges?
How healthy are you compared to others your age?
Which wild birds are in your back garden? Use our interactive tool to find out
Putin does not want peace — here is the proof
Russian tanker sailings in Channel nearly double despite sanctions
Mapped: The best places to see cherry blossom in London
Revealed: the worst industries to be a woman
The Left is more unpopular than any time since the Cold War – except in Starmer’s Britain
The charts that show how Harris underperformed Biden across the country
Kamala Harris targeted by more protests than Donald Trump
Five charts that show whether Trump or Harris is doing better in the donations race
Donald Trump’s path to the White House relies on these five groups
Taylor Swift could swing the election for Kamala Harris – these are the numbers that prove it
US election heatmap: Unpacking Trump and Harris’s battle for the White House
Water companies suspected of dumping sewage illegally in 60pc of England’s beauty spots
Labour sweeps London despite lingering fury over Ulez
Are you a 65-year-old Leaver who backed Boris? You could be the last reliable Tory voter
The European Correspondent
Computer Weekly
MI6 chief’s hacked emails attacked MI5 and betrayed British spy operations in China
The second article of an investigative journalism project I freelanced for in the summer of 2022
How Russian intelligence hacked the encrypted emails of former MI6 boss Richard Dearlove
The first article of an investigative journalism project I freelanced for in the summer of 2022
City, University of London
Journalists in armed conflicts: "Murdering them is war crime"
M.A. Data Journalism Final Project
11 requests in 11 years but no returns: the British Museum lacks transparency when it comes to contested items
Record inflation rates in the UK and the Netherlands
LGBTQ+ rights are lacking in the United States
The Oscars are won by men and drama
Marvel’s Gender Problem: “I’m not going to watch another five dudes band together to form Avengers 2.0”
Significant disparities exist in England’s HIV testing scheme
Community challenges housing development application of former Holloway Prison
Comedy Gala for World AIDS Day at Pleasance Theatre raises £2,706
Delayed cows finally arrive at local community farm
5 Helpful Data Visualization Stories Showing Effects of Climate Change
Two local heroes clean Caledonian Park to raise awareness of COP26
Islington4Women to create inspirational book after series of successful Women’s Walks
Delivery of cows to community farm delayed due to petrol crisis
Worldcrunch
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NATO Entry For Sweden And Finland? Erdogan May Not Be Bluffing
Female CEOs v. Peter CEOs? A Stunning Gender Disparity
The Barber Of Amsterdam? Dutch Culture Sector's Hair-Razing COVID Protest
Singapore Is Facing Its First Real COVID-19 Crisis. What Are The Lessons For The Rest Of Us?
COP26 Stakes Raised For The Netherlands After National Report Predicts Higher Sea-Level Rise
Dutch Cities Have Been Secretly Probing Mosques Since 2013
Foreign Students At Dutch Universities Are “Homeless”
Duped By North Korean Propaganda, Japanese Expats Are Suing Kim Jong-un
Why The World’s Military Leaders Are Drafting Science Fiction Writers
Japanese Restaurants Rebel Against Olympic-Covid Alcohol Curfew
Europe Against Belarus — How A Sprinter Became The New Catalyst
Japanese Nationalists Try To Bury Past, Kill Freedom Of Expression
Dutch Animal Rights Law Could Make Leashing Dogs Illegal
South Korean Military Under Fire After Rape, Suicide Of Air Force Officer
The Paris Globalist
An undiscussed data problem
REVIEW: “News and How to Use It” by Alan Rusbridger, a much-needed guide
[OPINION] The US elections resemble a game of ‘Among Us’: vote out the impostor!
Here Are Five Things Wrong With Trump's Hospital Release Tweet
Photos: Fighting for Liberty, Equality, and Sisterhood on International Women’s Day in Paris
Opinion: Conflicting Waters: Why China should diminish its presence in the South China Sea
Growing threats to democracy and press freedom: Why we must protect those that inform us
Photo Essay: Activists Combat the Climate Crisis at Châtelet
Sciences Po | The Paris School of International Affairs
Governing new technologies for a more secure world
Official reporting on Sciences Po's annual Youth and Leaders Summit.
Soft power as a lever for peace: The case of arts, culture and sports
Official reporting on Sciences Po's annual Youth and Leaders Summit.
Opening with a bang: A speech by the Secretary-General of NATO
Official reporting on Sciences Po's annual Youth and Leaders Summit.
