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.
BBC chief quits over 'shoddy journalism'
Published 13 years ago: BBC Director General George Entwistle resigns after allegations of shoddy journalism by Newsnight, damaging public trust in the broadcaster.
Firing at Dunya anchor's residence
Published 13 years ago: Dunya TV anchor Muhammad Malick was unharmed after gunfire targeted his Lahore residence, following the announcement of his show's cancellation.
Shamim Shahid now with Jehan Pakistan
Published 13 years ago: Senior journalist Shamim Shahid joins Urdu-language daily Jehan Pakistan, expanding its reach in the print media landscape of Pakistan.
Missouri journalism center receives $30m gift
Published 13 years ago: The University of Missouri journalism center has received a $30.1 million gift to advance its research into the digital future of news.
Have never bowed to any pressure: Malick
Published 13 years ago: Muhammad Malick asserts he has never succumbed to pressure, announcing the discontinuation of his show amid speculation of external influence.
Nigeria newspaper editor shot
Published 13 years ago: The editor of Nigeria's Compass newspaper was shot in an attack, raising concerns over journalist safety amid threats and violence in the country.
The News still without a resident editor
Published 13 years ago: The News remains without a resident editor after four months since Muhammad Malick's departure, raising concerns about editorial oversight.
Pakistan Today office faces closure?
Published 13 years ago: Pakistan Today newspaper may close its Islamabad office due to unpaid rent and ongoing financial troubles affecting employee livelihoods.
Malick show to go off air
Published 13 years ago: Muhammad Malick's talk show on Dunya TV will go off air next week amidst speculation over its ratings and recent controversial discussions.
Woman journalist robbed at gunpoint
Published 13 years ago: A woman journalist in Islamabad was robbed at gunpoint while waiting for transport, highlighting security concerns for female reporters.
Jehan Pakistan hits Karachi newsstands
Published 13 years ago: Jehan Pakistan, an Urdu-language daily, has launched in Karachi, featuring stories on local issues and plans for expansion across major cities.
Roznama Dunya prepares for Capital start
Published 13 years ago: Roznama Dunya is set to launch in Islamabad after its success in Lahore, with hiring for editorial positions commencing soon.
Texts show Cameron ties to Murdoch executive
Published 13 years ago: Texts between David Cameron and Rebekah Brooks reveal a close relationship, highlighting ties to Murdoch's media empire amid ongoing inquiries.
BBC could face public inquiry over Savile: govt
Published 13 years ago: The UK government may initiate a public inquiry into the BBC's handling of the Jimmy Savile sexual abuse scandal following reports by culture secretary Maria Miller.
Sana parts ways with Geo; joins Dunya
Published 13 years ago: Sana Bucha has left Geo TV due to internal conflicts and joined Dunya News, where she is expected to host her new show at 10pm.
A scoop too hot to handle
Published 13 years ago: A historical look at the challenges faced by journalism in Pakistan, featuring the controversial scoop about Prime Minister Bogra's marriage.
Media houses relocate over Taliban threat
Published 13 years ago: Media houses, including Jang and The News, relocate from Badshah Towers due to Taliban threats over security fears.
RIUJ president joins Jehan Group
Published 13 years ago: Senior reporter Waqar Satti leaves Express News TV to join the new Urdu newspaper Jehan-e-Pakistan, marking a significant shift in his career.
Greek journalist acquitted in accounts scandal
Published 13 years ago: A Greek journalist was acquitted after revealing the identities of Swiss account holders, highlighting tax evasion issues in Greece's debt crisis.
Journos condemn violent police behavior
Published 13 years ago: Khyber Union of Journalists condemns violent police actions following the beating of journalist Ziaul Haq during an incident in Peshawar.
FES honors Tribal Union of Journalists
Published 13 years ago: Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung honors Pakistan's Tribal Union of Journalists with a human rights award for promoting media freedom in dangerous regions.
RSF alarmed over threats to journalists
Published 13 years ago: Reporters Without Borders raises alarms about increasing violence and threats against journalists in Pakistan ahead of the UN Human Rights Council review.
Editor stands trial over Swiss accounts list
Published 13 years ago: Greek journalist Costas Vaxevanis stands trial for publishing the 'Lagarde List' of wealthy Greeks with Swiss bank accounts, facing data privacy charges.
Watchdog calls for probe into murders
Published 13 years ago: Reporters Without Borders calls for a swift investigation into the double murder of journalist's sons in Khuzdar, Balochistan, potentially linked to reprisals.
Injured son of TV journalist dies
Published 13 years ago: Manzoor Ahmed, the injured son of a TV journalist, has died following a firing incident in Khuzdar, Balochistan, where his brother was also killed.
Scholarship instituted to honor late scribe
Published 13 years ago: The Pakistan Professionals Wing has launched a scholarship in honor of late journalist Mohammad Abdul Qudoos to support aspiring journalism students.
Son of Express News man killed in Khuzdar
Published 13 years ago: The son of an Express News correspondent was killed in Khuzdar, highlighting the risks faced by journalists in Balochistan.
TV journalist killed in northern Somalia
Published 13 years ago: The killing of journalist Ahmed Farah Ilyas in northern Somalia has been condemned by NUSOJ, highlighting the dangers faced by reporters in the region.

