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From France to the UK and the US, much of the media coverage of the war in Ukraine has been saturated with racial bias. It’s dangerous, if unsurprising. Russia’s president, Vladimir Putin, ordered his forces to enter Ukraine on Thursday, following weeks
BAGHDAD — The world has been stunned by Russia's invasion of Ukraine, but shock quickly gave way to indignation in other strife-torn parts of the world over media commentary many saw as racist against them."This isn't a place, with all due respect, you know, like Iraq or Afghanistan that has seen conflict raging for decades," said Charlie D'Agata of US network CBS News."This
“But this isn’t a place, with all due respect, like Iraq or Afghanistan, that has seen conflict raging for decades. This is a relatively civilized, relatively European -- I have to choose those words carefully, too -- city, one where you wouldn’t expect that, or hope that it’s going to happen.”
CBS reporter apologises after comparing "civilised" Ukraine to what he implied were "uncivilised" countries in Middle East.
CBS reporter apologises after comparing "civilised" Ukraine to what he implied were "uncivilised" countries in Middle East.