Attribution, republication and takedowns

What we publish

Articles are independently written summaries or translations based on the named public source. We do not claim ownership of source research, text, trademarks or third-party photography.

Each article displays its source link and image credit. Attribution is not a transfer of ownership and does not itself create a licence.

Image policy

We use original editorial assets, openly licensed material, public-domain material or images supplied with permission. We do not create synthetic news images. Illustrative images are labelled as such and must still carry a verifiable source and licence.

Republishing our work

Headlines and brief quotations may be referenced with clear attribution and a direct link. Republishing a complete article, translation, dataset or branded visual requires written permission.

Requesting review

Send the exact URL, identify the material, explain the requested remedy and provide evidence of ownership or authority.

• Incomplete requests may require more information.
• Verified concerns may lead to attribution, correction, replacement or removal.
• Fraudulent or abusive notices may be rejected.