Belarus has stopped broadcasting Euronews’ Russian language news channel. The country’s ministry of information said in a statement the company’s…
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The photos of Khmer Rouge ‘killing fields’ victims with added smiles were an insult to the dead, Cambodia says. Cambodia…
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Read More »Two individuals on a motorbike shot veteran crime reporter Giorgos Karaivaz multiple times in southern Athens district of Alimos, police…
Read More »This special edition of the EU Confidential podcast reflects on the life and career of Stephen Brown, the POLITICO Europe editor…
Read More »Amazon lashes out at bad coverage, angry lawmakers and workers seeking to unionise. Credit
Read More »In an open letter, reporters say officials are making it impossible to document the world’s deadliest outbreak. Hungarian journalists have…
Read More »Mixed messaging and misinformation hamper Europe’s hesitant COVID-19 vaccine rollout. Credit
Read More »Dominion Voting Systems has filed a $1.6bn defamation lawsuit against Fox News, arguing the United States cable news giant falsely…
Read More »In 2011, Khalid Albaih’s cartoons about the Arab Spring went viral across the Middle East and North Africa. In this…
Read More »Prince Harry is joining San Francisco-based startup BetterUp.com, which provides development coaching and mental health counseling. Britain’s Prince Harry, Duke…
Read More »Myanmar’s military leaders are deploying forces, both armed and digital, to stifle news coverage. Aj Europe
Read More »Egypt opposition figure Ayman Nour says Turkish officials asked media outlets to limit critcism of President el-Sisi. A leading Egyptian…
Read More »It is the first large media outlet with a Facebook deal under new laws on fees social media giants must…
Read More »The Chinese government wants Alibaba Group Holding Ltd. to sell some of its media assets, including the South China Morning…
Read More »Most Arab journalists nowadays are imitating the proverbial three wise monkeys – see, hear and speak no evil – to…
Read More »The first images I remember seeing of Myanmar were at my grandmother’s house. Disintegrating home video reels and grainy black…
Read More »The French satirical magazine’s new cover shows Queen Elizabeth pressing her knee against Meghan Markle’s neck. The French satirical magazine…
Read More »Behind the tabloid frenzy, the Meghan and Harry story shows deep issues around racism and access to journalism in UK.…
Read More »Critics worry broadly worded law, imposed without going through parliament, will curb freedom of speech. Malaysia, which is currently under…
Read More »To cheers from colleagues, Bangladesh’s first transgender news anchor breaks down in tears, but only after her word-perfect debut was…
Read More »On April 7, 2020, Ibrahimo Abu Mbaruco, a reporter for the Palma Community Radio in Mozambique’s northernmost province Cabo Delgado,…
Read More »Foreign journalists are finally allowed into Tigray in Ethiopia – and their findings are shocking. Aj Europe
Read More »We debate censorship, 'cancel culture' and Big Tech's role with journalists Glenn Greenwald and Yasmin Alibhai-Brown. Aj Europe
Read More »Supreme Court says it favours a screening mechanism for video streaming services following obscenity complaints by governing BJP party. India’s…
Read More »It was Mursal Wahidi’s dream job, landed right after finishing her studies in journalism – working at a local TV…
Read More »One media worker said soldiers had entered his home and accused him of supporting the TPLF. Four media workers recently…
Read More »Reporters Without Borders files a case against MBS in a German court for ‘crimes against humanity’ in connection with the…
Read More »Two journalists, two translators detained in Tigray but no reason has been given for their arrest. Four media workers in…
Read More »A new Australian law looks to reset Big Tech’s relationship with news media. Aj Europe
Read More »Australia’s parliament passed landmark legislation on Thursday requiring global tech giants to pay for news content. Facebook Inc says it…
Read More »The legislation could provide a framework for other countries looking to address platforms’ dominant position. Australia’s parliament passed landmark legislation…
Read More »Business tycoon was arrested twice on money laundering and tax evasion charges that date back to 2017. Tunisian authorities have…
Read More »Facebook restored Australian news pages Tuesday, ending an unprecedented weeklong blackout over a proposed law that would require tech giants to pay traditional media…
Read More »As a general rule, it is a given that comics speak truth to power more often than most journalists do.…
Read More »Facebook blocked news content in Australia to protest against proposed payment law. Al us-canada
Read More »Myanmar’s military is battling a civil disobedience movement that is growing online. Plus, Britain's digital divide. Al us-canada
Read More »An antitrust bill would allow smaller news outlets to negotiate collectively with Facebook and Google, Reuters reports. Members of the…
Read More »These days you wake up in the morning, glimpse at the front page of the New York Times, and you…
Read More »A Hong Kong government review of Radio Television Hong Kong (RTHK) has found editorial management “deficiencies” and a lack of…
Read More »Country’s top court rules online newspaper has ‘full responsibility’ for its website, fining the publication $124,000. Malaysia’s highest court on…
Read More »Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison promised on Friday to press ahead with a new law to force Facebook to pay…
Read More »Beijing critic arrested under national security law in August when 200 police officers raided his tabloid’s newsroom. Hong Kong’s High…
Read More »Facebook has blocked Australian users of its platform from reading and sharing local and international news, stepping up its campaign…
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