More than two sides
In plain words
We describe perspectives through interests, constraints, and access—not frozen geopolitical blocs.
Context
A two-sided conflict is easy to narrate, but it erases affected people, internal interests, and disagreement within each camp. We define a perspective by what it knows, risks, wants, and leaves outside the frame.
What changed
We describe perspectives through interests, constraints, and access—not frozen geopolitical blocs.
Why it matters
The people most affected are often the people news coverage quotes least.
Where views differ
This founding text does not claim an external perspective.
The provisional judgment
More honest reporting makes its choices and break conditions visible.
Movement: opened