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We are a resource for newsrooms – many shrinking – though constantly expected to deliver more with less. You can use us to find new sources or story ideas, access timely quotes, or fill pages with factual content. You can use our content – without charge – to suit your purposes.
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Timely context
We follow major global news events but go beyond breaking news to deliver features content of interest to global audiences.
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Use part or all of our articles
Publishing via Creative Commons 4.0 International means you can use all or part of an article. Take sentences to repurpose as quotes within your own reporting, or use our framing articles to deliver informed background.
Diverse voices
We work with researchers around the world, balancing voices from developed and developing economies. Use us to find new voices and talent beyond the typical.
Facts, evidence… but not opinion/commentary
We work closely with our researcher-authors to remove opinion and advocacy, letting the facts speak for themselves.
Solutions focused analytical approach
We adopt a solutions journalism approach. That means utilising the scientific method: first unpack and understand the problem. Then suggest practical ways to address the problem. From different global vantages.