Editorial policy

We prefer primary and official sources when they exist, then use recognised secondary sources to complement or cross-check the record.

Time-sensitive information is dated and rechecked before publication. Sources used in dossiers are made visible whenever possible.

A documented fact, an estimate, a hypothesis and an editorial interpretation are not presented as if they carried the same level of certainty.

Comparisons explain their criteria and context. We avoid manufacturing an overall “winner” when the evidence does not justify one.

When a factual error is identified, we correct it. A material change may be reflected through a visible updated date on the article.

Correction requests can be sent through our Contact page with enough evidence to verify the disputed point.

Sponsored, partner or commercial content must be identified as such. A commercial relationship must not be presented as independent editorial validation.

Software and artificial-intelligence tools may assist research, organisation, analysis or production. They do not replace verifiable sourcing or editorial responsibility for what is published.