As we count the fifth year since the beginning of the Russian invasion of Ukraine, the peace talks seem to remain in the same place they've been for the last couple of years. Meanwhile, no one significantly advanced on the battlefield, and hundreds of thousands of people died.
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How long has your president been in power? Which continent has the longest-lasting rulers? Check the interactive map and the table to find out.
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For many living in exile from autocracy, the personal and professional costs of being an independent journalist are high.
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Putin’s party has won by a landslide in the most rigged elections in Russian history. And what did we even hope for?
For four years, Mala Tokmachka has been on the frontline. Once a quiet little village, now destroyed by constant bombardments. How do years of battles look through the satellite imagery?
Despite there being the highest number of active military conflicts occuring across the globe since the second World War, many go under-reported in Australian media.
Souvlaki and vibrant festivals show how Australian Greeks adore their motherland, but some believe that the Greece they love exists only in their memories.
Research increasingly tells us that while young people are interested in politics, they are increasingly less engaged with the political process, so who are the young people still getting involved in formal politics, and what drives them?
Gus Berger, of Thornbury Picturehouse, gives insight into the challenges and opportunities of creating an eclectic program in a single-screen, independent cinema.
