The MERIT Forum offers Ukrainian media experts a unique opportunity to deepen their understanding of Ukrainian and EU media legislation, strengthen professional networks and contribute to building a resilient and democratic information environment.
In 2026, IMS (International Media Support), in partnership with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Denmark (Udenrigsministeriet) and the Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida) – which systematically support the Ukrainian media sector – will finance the projects of 25 Ukrainian media outlets. The selected newsrooms will implement initiatives aimed at strengthening the information resilience of communities across the country, ensuring access to quality news, reinforcing local journalism and developing factchecking skills among audiences.
This report addresses the systemic prioritisation of development over Indigenous Peoples' vulnerability by examining the mechanisms and impacts of climate disinformation on Indigenous communities in Indonesia.
Suspilne Ukraine and IMS (International Media Support) have signed a Memorandum of Cooperation. The document was signed on 20 January in Kyiv by Rodion Kochubey, a member of the Suspilne Management Board responsible for operations, and Gulnara Akhundova, IMS Regional Director for Europe.
Building and scaling alternative platforms and solutions to counter disinformation and strengthen democratic resilience
These lessons are based on research conducted by a cross-functional team of experts from media, government, civil society and academia, drawing directly on Ukraine’s real-world experience of operating under conditions of full-scale war.
This report analyses how climate disinformation sustains exploitation, resulting in the exacerbation of the appropriation of Indigenous People’s protections and rights.
Seventeen venues across the city took part in the Palestine Freedom Hours fundraising campaign to raise vital funds for journalists
