Editorial standards & corrections
These principles explain how Global Cover Story approaches accuracy, attribution, independence and corrections. They apply across our articles, profiles and magazine issues.
Accuracy and sourcing
We aim to distinguish verified facts, attributed statements and editorial analysis. When an article relies on public reporting or third-party research, the source should be named or linked where it materially supports the reader's understanding.
Corrections
Material factual errors should be corrected promptly. Substantive changes may be reflected in the article's updated date. Readers can report a possible error to the editorial desk using the contact details below.
Independence
Editorial decisions are made by the publication's desk. Commercial relationships should not determine the conclusions of an article or guarantee favorable coverage.
Images and attribution
Article images are credited where source information is available. Editorial imagery may be licensed, supplied, photographed or created for the publication; captions and credits should not imply an endorsement by the subject.
AI-assisted work
Technology may assist research, transcription, organization or production, but published editorial claims remain subject to human review. We do not treat generated output as an authoritative source.
Contact the desk
For a correction request, include the article URL, the statement in question and a reliable supporting source. This helps the editorial team assess the request efficiently.
Request a correction
Email editorial@globalcoverstory.com or use our contact form. We review requests against the available evidence.
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