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Jess Daly
Jess is a journalist and writer for UNITED24MEDIA, freelance photographer and documentary producer from Wales. Her work focuses on military topics from weapons to strategic analysis and human rights issues. She has been working as a journalist covering life in Ukraine since 2016 and has been embedded on the frontlines with the Hospitallers Battalion since 2019. Her documentaries, written and photography been featured on BBC, ITV and many more.
Articles
- Professor Francis Fukuyama is a prominent American scholar, political scientist who has written widely on development and international politics. He is probably most known for his work "The End of History and The Last Man," published in 1992. He joined our reporter, Philip Malzahn, in the studio to discuss democracy, the geopolitical landscape, and Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
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- World
Russia tried to prevent and defer the UN’s latest ground-breaking draft agreement, “Pact for the Future” but their attempt at making amendments, failed. What does the pact include and why did Russia attempt to block it?- Category
- War in Ukraine
“Russian red lines” have been a focal point of international debate since the country’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine. Moscow has persistently threatened the West that crossing their so-called “red lines” would drag NATO into war with Russia. But is Russia’s relentless red-line rhetoric still effective?- Category
- World
Russia has published yet another list of “unfriendly countries” that do not share “traditional Russian values”—part of Moscow’s ongoing effort to retaliate against Western sanctions.- Category
- Business
Russia keeps bypassing hundreds of U.S. sanctions on entities, individuals, and businesses. From using U.S.-made parts in weapons striking Ukraine to pushing propaganda to millions worldwide through a U.S.-based company, the Kremlin poses a serious threat to global security. How do they do it?- Category
- War in Ukraine
Russia has committed a litany of war crimes against Ukrainians—torture, crimes against humanity, and cultural genocide—while waging its war of aggression. Despite sanctions and global condemnation, these atrocities continue to escalate. This article sheds light on just a fraction of the thousands documented daily by authorities in their pursuit of justice and accountability.