For decades, the Nobel Peace Prize has celebrated champions of peace—but an investigation into winners from 1996 to 2025 reveals a pattern of controversy, political alignment, and actions sometimes contrary to peace, raising questions about the true purpose of this prestigious award.
The Investigative Journalism Reportika report, “The Chinese Global Brain Turning Back to Home,” examines China’s strategic repatriation of STEM talent to drive innovation in AI, semiconductors, and more. Highlighting initiatives like the Thousand Talents Plan and “Made in China 2025,” it details the return of experts from the U.S., Europe, and beyond, their contributions to China’s tech ecosystem, and the geopolitical tensions, including espionage concerns, reshaping global innovation.
25 years of handover and havoc in Hong Kong have been presented in this investigative report. It shows the timeline of Hong Kong and changes post National Security Law in a comprehensive manner.
This comprehensive report examines China’s growing influence operations in Sri Lanka, particularly in the media landscape. From pro-China narratives in leading newspapers to state-owned collaborations with Xinhua and CGTN Sinhala, Beijing has entrenched its presence across print, broadcast, and digital platforms. The report also highlights the role of local influencers, think tanks, and Confucius Institutes in amplifying China’s soft power. While these efforts project a positive image of Beijing, they raise serious concerns about press freedom, debt dependency, and the erosion of independent discourse in Sri Lanka.
China’s influence in Bangladesh is expanding beyond trade and infrastructure into media, academia, and social networks. This report uncovers how Beijing’s propaganda and soft power strategies are reshaping narratives, fueling pro-China sentiment, and amplifying anti-India rhetoric across the country.
In the year 1989, around 1.5 million Chinese students, workers and common citizens occupied Beijing’s Tiananmen Square to protest against the ruling regime. This was the largest political protest in communist China’s history. More than 6 weeks of protests ended with the brutal Tiananmen Square Massacre of 3-4 June.
Investigative Journalism Reportika (IJ-Reportika) conducted an in-depth analysis of DeepSeek AI, comparing its responses with OpenAI’s ChatGPT and xAI’s Grok 2.0 AI. Our findings reveal a troubling pattern..
Explore Investigative Journalism Reportika’s comprehensive analysis of global indices and reports, including the World Press Freedom Index, Corruption Perceptions Index, Global Hunger Index, and more. Delve into critical sections such as methodological flaws, unexpected discrepancies, cultural biases, data limitations, and controversies. Our reports challenge assumptions, reveal hidden inaccuracies, and offer insights to foster informed debate.
An in-depth investigation into China’s Soft Power Propaganda Network, exploring how state-run media outlets like CGTN, Xinhua News Agency, and Global Times, along with Chinese Cinema, TV Series, Ultra Short Dramas, AI-generated content and influencer-driven channels, shape global perceptions and advance the Chinese Communist Party’s geopolitical agenda.
Experiences and perspectives of students from China, India, and South Korea studying in universities across the United States of America.
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