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August 17, 2025International Journal of Conflict Management

News photographs depicting the 2022 Russia–Ukraine conflict across Arab and Non-Arab news outlets

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MEMokhtar ElareshiUniversity of Sharjah AZAbdulkrim ZianiAhlia University HAHatem Alsridi

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This analysis reveals the dominant use of war journalism in visual reporting of the Russia–Ukraine conflict across Arab and non-Arab news outlets, suggesting significant editorial influence.

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The coverage of the Russia–Ukraine conflict predominantly reflects a war journalism frame, lacking peace journalism.
Over 304 news photographs were analyzed, revealing a significant focus on Ukrainian territories and civilians.
Visual quantitative analysis was conducted over five months using MAXQDA software to assess media representation.
Findings indicate that editorial decisions shape imagery, impacting audience perceptions of the conflict.

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Elareshi et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68a36a480a429f797332ed9a https://doi.org/10.1108/ijcma-04-2025-0114

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This analysis reveals the dominant use of war journalism in visual reporting of the Russia–Ukraine conflict across Arab and non-Arab news outlets, suggesting significant editorial influence.

News photographs depicting the 2022 Russia–Ukraine conflict across Arab and Non-Arab news outlets

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News photographs depicting the 2022 Russia–Ukraine conflict across Arab and Non-Arab news outlets

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