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Hannah Storm, a former director of the International News Safety Institute, is CEO of the Ethical Journalism Network.

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  1. Preventing a Media Mental Health Crisis
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    Preventing a Media Mental Health Crisis

    May 7, 2020 Hannah Storm advises news organizations to incorporate psychological resources into their COVID-19 strategies.

  2. Bad News for Women
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    Bad News for Women

    Mar 26, 2019 Hannah Storm bemoans the global news media's pattern of unbalanced and superficial coverage of many female high achievers.

  3. The Media’s #MeToo Problem
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    The Media’s #MeToo Problem

    Nov 15, 2018 Hannah Storm says that pervasive sexual harassment and abuse of female journalists is weakening the industry.

  4. Confronting Journalism’s Misogynistic Trolls
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    Confronting Journalism’s Misogynistic Trolls

    Aug 15, 2018 Hannah Storm worries that the media's gender balance is being threatened by a surge in online harassment.

  5. The Hazards Behind the Headlines
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    The Hazards Behind the Headlines

    Sep 5, 2017 Hannah Storm shows how threats at home and abroad have made the profession of journalism more dangerous.

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    Creating a “Goldilocks” Business Climate

    Indermit Gill unveils the World Bank’s new, improved approach to unlocking private-sector development.
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    Earthquakes in the Middle East

    Richard Haass

    For almost a year, many hoped that Israel's war with Hamas would not spread beyond Gaza. But attacks on northern Israel by Hezbollah in southern Lebanon, and now the decision by both groups' backer, Iran, to fire ballistic missiles at Israel, has made a regional conflict all but inevitable.

     explains why the fighting between Israel and Hamas has escalated into a regional conflict involving Iran.
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    Putin’s Ukraine Magic

    Slavoj Žižek examines what the Kremlin’s strategy of deception means for diplomatic efforts to end the war.
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    China’s Economy Needs a Stimulus Package

    Yu Yongding urges policymakers to prevent prolonged stagnation by implementing expansionary monetary and fiscal policies.
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    Austria’s Far Right Did Not Win

    Maciej Kisilowski rejects the notion that a plurality should confer a mandate to govern in a multiparty parliamentary system.
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    The High Cost of Excluding Chinese Technology

    Michael Spence warns that both the global economy and the sustainability agenda could be dealt a devastating blow.
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    The Lessons and Legacy of October 7

    Richard Haass argues that Israel has shown in Gaza how it is possible to win a war on the battlefield and still lose it.
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    Climate Change Is Making Us Sick

    Paul Hudson urges the health-care sector to devise strategies to address the increase in respiratory and other diseases.
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    The Russian War Economy’s Days Are Numbered

    Anders Åslund explains why – and when – the Kremlin will run out of the resources it needs to continue its war.

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