Since their mainstreaming with the rest of Pakistan, the people of FATA are embracing the upcoming general elections in Pakistan with unprecedented zeal and enthusiasm.
Investigative journalist Niranjan Takle will be in Vancouver to discuss his seminal investigation of the murder of a judge, which highlighted corruption and the country’s political decline.
Refugees are landing on the island of Samos in staggering numbers. Once there, they face grim living conditions, local hostility, and futures of endless waiting.
Hundreds of news organizations have followed the lead of the Boston Globe, issuing editorials today calling out the U.S. President for his increasingly shrill and violent rhetoric against the press.
David Frum spoke at a GRC-sponsored event at the Vancouver Institute on June 11, 2018. The former George W. Bush speechwriter famous for coining the…
An Indigenous community’s fight for safe water.
In any scenario, nothing will be the same for Turkey — either Erdoğan will continue to rule the country with more power in his hands, or Turks will give a chance for a change.
In 2012, Julie Keith found a letter in a Halloween decoration. It was a foam tombstone that the Damascus, Oregon mother had purchased from her…
News $2.5 million GRC project investigating supply chains
As the North Korea and US talks begin at the 2018 Singapore Summit, Don Baker reflects on the barriers to be overcome and precursors necessary to finally bring peace to the Korean Peninsula.
Bill Browder never meant to become Vladimir Putin’s number one enemy. But, as he described in a gala event for the Global Reporting Centre on…
June 9, 2018 — German Chancellor Angela Merkel posted this image on her Instagram account, taken at the G-7 Summit in Charlevoix, Quebec. The G7 consist of Canada,…
America’s Dumping Ground has won the Edward R. Murrow Regional Award for Best News Documentary. The radio documentary and podcast, reported and produced by GRC collaborator Allison…
