Newsroom
Welcome to our Newsroom, your one-stop destination for the latest stories meticulously curated and refined by our skilled sub-editors. This dynamic section features a diverse mix of news articles spanning some of our main categories, including Pakistan, World, Asia, Opportunities, and Women in Media. Stay updated with the most current and compelling stories, all in one place, as we bring you comprehensive coverage of the events and issues shaping the media world.
CBS delays 60 Minutes segment on deportation report
Published 4 months ago: CBS News has delayed a 60 Minutes segment on Venezuelan deportations, igniting debate over political influence and editorial independence.
Dhaka journalists protest attacks on Prothom Alo, Daily Star
Published 4 months ago: Journalists in Dhaka protested against attacks on Prothom Alo and The Daily Star, raising concerns over media safety and press freedom.
RSF flags OpIndia-linked online harassment of journalists
Published 4 months ago: Reporters Without Borders highlights the role of OpIndia in online harassment campaigns that threaten journalists' safety and press freedom.
Unrest exposes growing risks for Bangladesh’s independent press
Published 4 months ago: The recent unrest in Bangladesh has intensified pressure on independent press, raising serious concerns about journalist safety and press freedom.
Hong Kong court hears wrongful dismissal case by ex WSJ reporter
Published 4 months ago: A Hong Kong court has begun examining a wrongful dismissal lawsuit by ex-Wall Street Journal reporter Selina Cheng, linked to her union activities.
India rejects Bangladeshi media reports amid tensions
Published 4 months ago: India has officially dismissed Bangladeshi media reports on a recent protest, labeling them as misleading and factually incorrect amidst rising tensions.
Fully funded WPI fellowship accepting 2026 applications
Published 4 months ago: The World Press Institute Fellowship 2026 invites international journalists to apply for a fully funded program in the U.S., with applications due by February 15,.
Reuters chief Galloni reflects on journalism challenges 2025
Published 4 months ago: In a year-end podcast, Reuters' Alessandra Galloni highlights the pressing challenges faced by journalism in 2025, including safety and political pressures.
Algeria under scrutiny over imprisonment of French sports reporter
Published 4 months ago: French journalist Christophe Gleizes has been imprisoned in Algeria for over a year, sparking concerns from international press freedom organizations.
Bangladesh press freedom remains under strain beyond protests
Published 4 months ago: Bangladesh's press freedom is increasingly threatened by legal, digital, and physical risks, impacting journalists beyond political protests.
Journalism at a crossroads as press freedom erodes in Pakistan
Published 4 months ago: Press freedom in Pakistan deteriorates as journalists face intimidation, arrests, and economic pressure, raising concerns for democracy.
Global bodies condemn attacks on journalists in Bangladesh
Published 4 months ago: Global bodies strongly condemned attacks on journalists in Bangladesh, emphasizing the need for accountability and protection of media workers.
Matiullah Jan calls out journalist unions over cozy ties with authorities
Published 4 months ago: Matiullah Jan criticizes journalist unions in Pakistan for their ties with authorities and calls for reform at a national conference in Islamabad.
Tarar says Rs86 crore worth of government ads given to Dawn Media Group
Published 4 months ago: Information Minister Attaullah Tarar said the government allocated Rs86 crore in ads to Dawn Media Group over 13 months and is ready to publish the allocation data.
When journalists move from the newsroom to the boardroom
Published 4 months ago: The transition from the newsroom to the boardroom reshapes journalists' perspectives and priorities, impacting their connection to journalistic values.
Bangkok leads global pact against online scams with tech partners
Published 4 months ago: Bangkok hosts an international summit to launch the Global Partnership Against Online Scams, aiming to enhance cooperation against cyber fraud.
UK editors warn against plan to cut Downing Street briefings
Published 4 months ago: UK editors express concerns over Prime Minister Keir Starmer's proposal to cut daily Downing Street press briefings, jeopardizing media accountability.
Bangladesh unrest escalates as Dhaka newsrooms remain shut
Published 4 months ago: Protests and unrest in Dhaka continue as major newspapers suspend operations due to violent attacks targeting their offices.
Islamabad court grants post-arrest bail to journalist Sohrab Barkat
Published 4 months ago: Islamabad court grants post-arrest bail to journalist Sohrab Barkat in a case linked to controversial online content and social media posts.
Israeli journalists rally against proposed media restrictions
Published 4 months ago: Israeli journalists rally in Tel Aviv against proposed media restrictions that threaten press freedom and independence of news organizations.
UAE creates National Media Authority under new law
Published 4 months ago: The UAE establishes a National Media Authority to enhance media regulation and policy, consolidating several media entities under one umbrella.
JournalismPakistan cofounder Stephen Webb releases Dusk memoir
Published 4 months ago: Stephen Webb, cofounder of JournalismPakistan, releases Dusk, a memoir intertwining poetry and memory against the backdrop of Punjab's villages.
Dhaka protests torch Prothom Alo and Daily Star offices
Published 4 months ago: Violent protests in Dhaka led to the burning of Prothom Alo and The Daily Star offices, highlighting dangers to press freedom amid political unrest.
Iranian editor jailed in provincial criticism case
Published 4 months ago: Majid Beiranvand, editor of Horo, was sentenced to one year in prison and forced residence for critical reporting on a provincial governor.
Pakistan minister flags AI impact on advertising jobs
Published 4 months ago: Pakistan's Information Minister Ataullah Tarar highlights the impact of AI on advertising jobs, urging for solutions from industry stakeholders.
PTI announces boycott of select TV anchors and talk shows
Published 4 months ago: PTI has officially declared a boycott of certain prominent TV anchors and their talk shows, citing concerns over media bias.
How combative videographers are changing protest coverage in Britain
Published 4 months ago: A report highlights how confrontational videographers are reshaping protest coverage in Britain amidst dwindling local journalism resources.
Media-state confrontation over BBC draws global attention
Published 4 months ago: The BBC faces intensified political pressure, affecting its independence and funding amid global scrutiny over public media governance.

