Hunter S. Thompson distinguished himself with a signature style and became the most striking American voice of the second half of the 20th century. Gonzo journalism is not only a style, but a stance: a rejection of hypocrisy, a risk-taking exploration, an experiment. A journey from accidental beginnings to creative peak.

The Syrian community in Edinburgh gathered at Bristo Square on Sunday, December 8, to celebrate what they see as a turning point for their homeland: the fall of Bashar al-Assad regime and dictatorship in Syria. A vibrant crowd danced, sang, and celebrated the pivotal declaration of the capital city of Damascus as “free” by Syrian rebel forces, marking an end to years of tyranny.

Austin Malloy joined Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty as multimedia editor in June 2022. Previously, he was the head of multimedia at The Kyiv Post in Ukraine. For Truthful Reporting, Austin Malloy shares his insights, advice and years of experience.

I had a very cool opportunity to speak via Zoom with a leading biologist and science popularizer, Sean Carroll. Sean B. Carroll is an American evolutionary biologist, author, educator and executive producer. Carroll was an executive producer on The Furthest, a film about the Voyager program that won the 2018 Emmy Award for Outstanding Documentary Feature on Science and Technology. He was also executive producer of All That Breathes, an Oscar-nominated documentary that won the Best Documentary Award at the Cannes Film Festival.

You have probably all heard of Stephen Hawking. He’s certainly a world-famous name, an eminent physicist and cosmologist whose discoveries have radically changed our understanding of things like the nature of black holes and the origin of the universe, and even more impressively, he has spent most of his career doing this amazing research while confined to a wheelchair. Today, I’d love to share an incredible biography about him that I’ve recently become obsessed with.

Today we got to talk with Oleksandra Panyak, Head of Media Relations at Truman, who has been working in media relations for 10 years. Last year, she and her team placed hundreds of articles in the media, including The Guardian, The Wall Street Journal, The Times, etc. Their high-profile investigations into international business in Russia have attracted worldwide publicity and millions of views.

The “Out at Camp” is a safe and inclusive space for adults who identify as 2SLGBTQ+ and are united by their love for outdoor activities in the Canadian capital city of Ottawa.

World Refugee Day falls every year on June 20th, and it was designated by the United Nations in 2000. Previously, it was known as African Refugee Day. How is this day currently celebrated, and what do Ukrainians think about it?

Perhaps you have already thought that the word “celebrate” is inappropriate here. Who celebrates war in their own country and the need to leave their homes?

English teacher and journalist who was evacuated from Afghanistan to UK, Mursal Rasa Jamili, reflects on the current crisis in her country.

As we’ve become painfully aware recently,   President of Belarus Alexander Lukashenko doesn’t want to deal peacefully with any opposition. Instead there have been many arrests, attacks on journalists, activitists, many cases of  human rights violation. The recent news about Protasevich getting arrested immediately spread through the world.