Russian authorities continue to conceal the scale of their military losses in the full-scale invasion of Ukraine. Only independent journalists and researchers attempt to count the dead. by Katya Bonch-Osmolovskaya
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As the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) continue to bomb the Gaza Strip, many researchers are attempting to track and quantify the damage to the territory’s buildings, infrastructure and the displacement
The lakeside location, historic churches, and pretty cobbled streets of Ohrid in North Macedonia draw hundreds of thousands of tourists each year. But the city’s status as a UNESCO-protected gem
At the end of 2021, months before the full-scale invasion of Ukraine began, Russia started to gather troops and military equipment at the border. At Texty, an award-winning Ukrainian data journalism organization,
There is a wealth of great stories locked behind mountains of data. But who wants to mine through reams of numbers and stats? Data visualization tools help to make statistics and