Immigration Struggles of Exiled Journalists in the U.S.: A Conversation with Mikhail Rubin
In 2021, independent journalist Mikhail Rubin was forced to flee his home after police searched his apartment. This came after the Russian government labeled his media outlet, "Proekt," as an “undesir...
17 Aug 202432min
Global Journeys: George Svigos on Communication, Culture, and Corporate Leadership
On the latest episode of the Foreign Press Podcast, AFPC-USA's Vice President, Bob Rowley, speaks with George Svigos, the Executive Director of Communications for Global Affairs for General Motors. Sv...
13 Aug 202436min
How Oil is Adding Fuel to Global Fragmentation
In February 2022 Russia invaded Ukraine and since then economic sanctions imposed by the West have been trying to neutralize and put pressure on Moscow. There are also sanctions on oil exports but shi...
12 Aug 202432min
Journalism Under Fire: AFPC-USA Vice President Bob Rowley Advocates for Safety and Freedom
Our latest episode of The Foreign Press Podcast highlights recent achievements in press freedom, featuring our annual forum at the National Press Club and the awarding of 2024 Press Freedom Grants to ...
8 Aug 20241h 4min
AI's Transformative Potential: Bridging Technology and Ethics with Raj Korpan
Artificial intelligence systems are revolutionizing tasks traditionally requiring human intelligence. However, the deployment of these systems must be approached with interdisciplinary solutions to en...
30 Juli 202445min
What We Know About Online Abuse Targeting Journalists: A Conversation with CNTI's Amy Mitchell
A troubling new analysis from the Center for News, Technology, & Innovation (CNTI) offers significant insight into an increase of online abuse targeting journalists. Moderating this abuse is complicat...
26 Juli 202450min
The Reach of Pegasus Spyware: A Conversation with Maria Epifanova
In 2020, journalist Maria Epifanova's device was infected with Pegasus spyware, which is designed to be covertly and remotely installed on mobile phones running iOS and Android. Governments around the...
8 Juli 202420min
Unilateral Green Rules and Voluntary Standards: A Balancing Act for Brazil
A recent study conducted by three researchers from University of Bath, England, and Fundação Getulio Vargas in Brazil to Hinrich Foundation analysed how the largest country in Latin America can achiev...
1 Juli 202431min
