Editorial & Corrections policy

Everyday Globe publishes explainers on topics from around the world. Our aim is simple: every story should be accurate, clearly written and fair. This page explains how we work.

Sourcing

• We rely on primary and authoritative sources: official statistics, published court judgements and legislation, peer-reviewed research, company and government reports, and established news organisations.
• Where a story depends on specific facts, figures or recent events, we link to the sources in the text so that readers can check them.
• Where evidence is uncertain or experts disagree, we say so rather than presenting one view as settled.

Fact-checking

• Names, dates, figures and quotations are checked against sources before publication.
• Stories on law, health and money are general explanations, not professional advice.
• When a story is significantly revised or expanded with new information, we show an "Updated" date on the article.

Corrections

• If we get something wrong, we fix it promptly. Small errors such as typos are corrected quietly.
• Errors of fact are corrected in the article, and where the change is material we add a note explaining what was changed and when.
• To report an error, please use the Contact page and include the article link and, if possible, a source.

Images

• We use only images we are permitted to use: public domain works and openly licensed images (such as Creative Commons licences from Wikimedia Commons), or our own.
• Every photo is credited in its caption with the creator, source and licence, and has descriptive alt text for screen readers.

Authors and independence

Every story carries a byline linking to its author's page: Kirti Kaliraman or Sushant Kataria. We do not publish paid or sponsored content.