World Media News

 Published 5 hours ago:  Growing burnout among journalists in the relentless 24/7 news cycle is affecting their mental health, job satisfaction, and retention, driven by stress stemming from excessive workload, long hours, and constant connectivity.

 Published yesterday:  A data-driven outlook on Pakistan and global media in 2026, examining legal risks, platform dependence, AI adoption, audience trust, and newsroom survival trends.

 Published 3 days ago:  The merger between WAN-IFRA and FIPP creates the largest global alliance of media organizations, enhancing advocacy and resources for members.

 Published 3 days ago:  The first edition of the Global Media Brief covers pressing media developments across the globe, including press freedom and technology shifts.

 Published 4 days ago:  Poland has requested an EU investigation into TikTok for allegedly hosting AI-generated disinformation videos promoting a Poland exit from the EU.

 Published 5 days ago:  A French parliamentary inquiry is scrutinizing public media neutrality, governance, and funding ahead of the pivotal 2027 presidential election.

 Published 5 days ago:  In 2025, CPJ reports 126 journalists killed globally, marking severe challenges to press freedom, safety, and independent media worldwide.

 Published 6 days ago:  CBS journalists are petitioning for stronger editorial independence after a high-profile segment was pulled, raising concerns about transparency and credibility.

 Published 6 days ago:  Ghana's media association condemns court ruling imposing restrictions on journalist Innocent Samuel Appiah, raising concerns for press freedom.

 Published 6 days ago:  Turkish journalist Fatih Altayli is released from prison pending his appeal against a conviction for allegedly threatening President Erdogan.

 Published last week:  CBS News leadership defends pulling a 60 Minutes segment on El Salvador prison conditions amid concerns over fairness and editorial standards.

 Published last week:  A U.S. judge blocks the detention of British activist Imran Ahmed, halting immigration enforcement while his legal challenge is reviewed.

 Published last week:  European leaders criticize US visa bans on digital policy figures, warning about escalating tensions over online speech and tech regulation.

 Published last week:  Morocco's parliament passes controversial reforms to the National Press Council law, raising concerns among journalists about independence and self-regulation.

 Published last week:  U.S. media organizations warn a proposed Democratic bill may hinder press freedom by increasing defamation liabilities for journalists.

 Published last week:  Over 500 journalists will spend the year-end holidays in prison, highlighting a global crisis in press freedom, warns Reporters Without Borders.

 Published last week:  A surge in assaults on journalists during 2025 protests in the U.S. highlights increasing risks for press freedom and public accountability.

 Published last week:  CBS News has delayed a 60 Minutes segment on Venezuelan deportations, igniting debate over political influence and editorial independence.

 Published 2 weeks ago:  In a year-end podcast, Reuters' Alessandra Galloni highlights the pressing challenges faced by journalism in 2025, including safety and political pressures.

 Published 2 weeks ago:  French journalist Christophe Gleizes has been imprisoned in Algeria for over a year, sparking concerns from international press freedom organizations.

 Published 2 weeks ago:  UK editors express concerns over Prime Minister Keir Starmer's proposal to cut daily Downing Street press briefings, jeopardizing media accountability.

 Published 2 weeks ago:  A report highlights how confrontational videographers are reshaping protest coverage in Britain amidst dwindling local journalism resources.

 Published 2 weeks ago:  The BBC faces intensified political pressure, affecting its independence and funding amid global scrutiny over public media governance.

 Published 2 weeks ago:  Reporters Without Borders identifies new Android spyware, ResidentBat, on a detained Belarusian journalist's phone, raising urgent concerns!

 Published 2 weeks ago:  Yalda Hakim warns a second deepfake video misrepresenting her reporting has circulated online, impacting journalist safety and trust in media.

 Published 2 weeks ago:  Russia has labeled Deutsche Welle as an undesirable organization, banning its operations and criminalizing any cooperation in the country.

 Published 2 weeks ago:  Tunisia's journalists' union warns of escalating repression against reporters through detentions and prosecutions outside press law protections.

 Published 2 weeks ago:  The Bondi Beach attack highlights significant media failures, contrasting responsible reporting in Australia with sensationalism in Indian television.