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In this blog post, the authors reflect on the urgent need for global action to preserve and promote the health of local and global information ecosystems - the central theme of the Copenhagen Conference on Information Integrity, 11 and 12 Nov. 2025.
IMS (International Media Support) invites Ukrainian public interest media outlets, whose foremost objective is to serve the community, safeguard the public interest, and promote Ukraine’s European integration, to apply for media grants.
The 22nd Africa-Nordic Foreign Ministers Meeting held in Zimbabwe marked a shift in Africa-Nordic relations by moving the focus away from traditional aid-based models and towards strategic economic partnerships.
