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Preparing for Exile: What We Wish We Had Known Before Leaving
Representatives from independent media organizations shared the practical and personal lessons they wish they had known before leaving home.
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When the Internet Goes Dark, Radio Zamaneh Goes on Air
Faced with digital darkness and imposed isolation, Zamaneh chose a path that was both practical and profoundly political: a return to radio. This is the story.
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The Intelligence Ministry’s Blacklist: An Interview with Zamaneh’s Editor-in-Chief
Radio Zamaneh has been classified as “hostile media” by the Iranian regime. What does that mean for this peace-oriented exiled outlet?
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Iran’s Intelligence Ministry Lists Zamaneh Among “Hostile Media”
Iran’s Ministry of Intelligence classified Radio Zamaneh, co-founder of NEMO, as part of a group of “hostile networks,” “hostile media figures,” and “hostile online pages.”
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How elTOQUE Withstood Its Second DDoS Attack in less than a year
The target was elTOQUE’s homepage, the gateway to their journalism and the location of a popular widget that provides data on Cuba’s informal U.S. dollar exchange rate.
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CONFIDENCIAL marks its 30th anniversary while in exile
Carlos Fernando Chamorro, director of Confidecial, reflects on the mission, resilience, and commitment of his team despite of continued persecution.
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elTOQUE Wins the 2026 ICFJ Knight Award
José Jasán Nieves, director of elTOQUE, is only the second Cuban to receive the award in the prize’s nearly three-decade history.
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Meydan TV and AbzasMedia Win the “Free Media Pioneer” Award
The two NEMO-affiliated outlets continue to provide critical reporting despite arrests, exile, and mounting pressure from authorities.
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Opinion | Foreign Agent Laws: A Threat to European Media
“Brussels needs to deliver a stronger, more decisive response to the spread of foreign agent laws across Europe, including in Georgia,” Teona Sekhniashvili
