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The report was actually one of the more positive assessments among a deluge of critical reports on the war's progress issued this year by international study groups.

Only the Guardian, at that time not connected to the Observer, carried similarly contentious, critical reports on the war.

Long known for critical reports on the Kremlin, Media-MOST was raided last month by armed federal tax police, curiously clad in camouflage and ski masks.

On July 23rd the European Commission issued critical reports on Bulgaria's and Romania's progress (or lack of it) in fighting corruption and spending European Union money.

The N.F.I.B. is a conservative trade association that generally takes little interest in the activities of the S.B.A., but it came to the Office of Advocacy's defense recently after two organizations separately published critical reports on the office.

Muddy Waters, based in Hong Kong and the United States, is best known for publishing highly critical reports on Chinese companies and profiting from its research by betting against their stocks.

Two years ago criminologist Rob Mawby revisited Chibnall's work, and warned: "There are reasons to fear for the future ability of crime reporters to provide independent critical reporting on policing and crime … The asymmetric police-media relationship identified by Chibnall therefore endures and has become more pronounced in terms of police dominance of the relationship".

The runup to the one-year countdown has seen Amnesty release a critical report on the lethal violence of police in Rio.

He noted this was one of the ISC's recommendations when it delivered a critical report on the draft bill earlier this year.

It feels less like a critical report on pressing issues than a sightseeing tour with some tensions and bumps.

Newspaper officials said they believe that his critical reporting on Mr. Lukashenko was a factor in the attack.