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The inaugural Sir Harry Evans Global Summit in Investigative Journalism is hosted by Reuters Editor-in-Chief Alessandra Galloni, Durham University Vice Chancellor Karen O’Brien, and Evans’ wife, Tina Brown CBE.

Four top journalists and editors on what it takes to sustain investigative journalism.

A Mexican journalist who risks her life to investigate the drug cartels and the people in power who protect them.

How open-source intelligence, YouTube, and traditional investigative reporting are being used to expose the lies of the Putin regime.

The iconoclastic media mogul on the future of media.

Three top investigative journalists on the obstacles and challenges of getting to the truth.

"If your pictures aren't good enough, you're not close enough." Robert Capa

Karen O'Brien and Alessandra Galloni, hosts of the Sir Harry Evans Global Summit in Investigative Journalism, throw open admissions for the 2024 Fellowship.

Global media leaders and a Silicon Valley investor on the tension between investigative journalism and the bottom line.

A courageous Iranian journalist and activist who helped spark the protests in Iran plus a reporter whose new podcast sheds light on the Islamic regime's attempts to silence her and other expat Iranian journalists.

Great investigative journalism often comes up against powerful lawyers hired to kill the story and equally depends on the skill of media lawyers to fight back.

The founder and editor-in-chief of a groundbreaking initiative that completes and publishes the investigations of reporters who are threatened or murdered.

How Dominion Voting Systems won the biggest defamation suit of our time against Rupert Murdoch's Fox News.

The new ways journalism is combatting disinformation, Big Tech opacity, and the collapse in public trust.

The founding editor of South Africa's Daily Maverick, which helped bring down the corrupt government of Jacob Zuma, talks about his innovative approach to telling the stories that matter.

A conversation with the creator of HBO's Succession.

The chairman of Thomson Reuters speaks about the legacy of The Sunday Times under Sir Harry Evans and the first Lord Thomson.

Two front-line journalists on getting the truth out from Ukraine.

The legendary Watergate investigative journalists in conversation.

Historian Simon Schama speaks on the legacy of his late friend, Sir Harry Evans.

Co-host Tina Brown reflects on a remarkable day.