Newsletter #13 — Newsletter 13 — Atlas Broadcasting

Politics

Have the winds of eventual lasting change swept across Europe?

Are Protests Reshaping Europe’s Future?

Across France, Italy, and Spain, demonstrations over the cost of living, fuel prices, education, housing, and public ser…

By Omar Sadouky

Politics

What happens when journalists face threats that force them to leave their countries, separate from their families, or continue reporting from exile? And what do recent statistics reveal about the risks involved?

When reporting means leaving home

Harassment against journalists takes many forms, including online abuse, intimidation, threats, legal pressure, and phys…

By Lissette Mondragón

The Next Storm Has Arrived for the U.S. and Iran

Politics

How has the Trump administration’s use of economic sanctions as a U.S. foreign policy tool evolved during the war with Iran, and how might the United States further restrict Iran’s economic activities and military capabilities going forward?

The Next Storm Has Arrived for the U.S. and Iran

The war between the United States and Iran heated up on Oct. 22 when seven oil tankers caught fire or were damaged in th…

By Joshua Mayfield

The Invisible Frontline: Why the war doesn’t end after the conflict is over

Politics

What are the possible effects of armed conflict that affect military personnel after the “battle” is over, and are the available mental-health services meeting the returning veterans'needs?

The Invisible Frontline: Why the war doesn’t end after the conflict is over

After a war or other armed conflict, the fighting itself might be over, but for some veterans, another battle might have…

By Luke Tabacco