Reverse — a different perspective on events

We show how the same event can appear differently depending on who is reporting it, what facts they choose, and what meanings they assign. We compare versions, headlines, emphases, and omissions so that readers can see the whole picture, not just the convenient part. Our focus is not on the news itself, but on its interpretations. We examine how the media works, how narratives are created, and why some facts become central while others disappear from the public sphere. We ask a simple but important question: what is left behind the scenes and who benefits from it? We don't believe in a black-and-white picture of the world. We believe that reality is multifaceted and contains many points of view, each of which deserves to be heard. That's why Reverse operates in multiple languages and brings together authors from different countries and cultures. Why Reverse? Sometimes, to understand what's happening, you need to stop, rewind, and look at it from a different perspective. Compare. Doubt. And ask yourself: what if everything is not as simple as it seems?