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.
The shift from text to video reshapes journalism standards
Published 6 months ago: The transition from text to video in journalism raises challenges and opportunities for accuracy and storytelling in newsrooms globally.
EU states move to boost independent journalism visibility
Published 6 months ago: EU member states are taking steps to enhance the visibility of independent journalism on digital platforms and devices to combat disinformation.
India Supreme Court calls for an independent social media regulator
Published 6 months ago: The Indian Supreme Court mandates a new regulatory framework for social media, emphasizing stronger oversight and content safety measures.
Turkey court acquits four journalists after Istanbul protest coverage
Published 6 months ago: A Turkish court acquitted four journalists charged during Istanbul protests, citing lack of evidence for unlawful demonstration participation.
Sohrab Barkat’s airport arrest defies court directive
Published 6 months ago: Sohrab Barkat was arrested at Islamabad Airport despite a court order clearing him for travel, raising concerns over enforcement compliance!
AI videos reshape political communication worldwide
Published 6 months ago: AI-generated videos are reshaping political communication globally, raising concerns over misinformation and the need for effective regulation.
GIJN opens submissions for 2026 Sigma Awards in data journalism
Published 6 months ago: The Global Investigative Journalism Network opens submissions for the 2026 Sigma Awards, celebrating global excellence in data journalism.
Najam Sethi to debut new show on Dunya News
Published 6 months ago: Najam Sethi will debut his new show 'Aaj Ki Baat Najam Sethi Kay Saath' on Dunya News this Friday at 10 pm following his departure from Samaa TV.
Former editor urges China's media restraint amid Japan diplomatic row
Published 6 months ago: China's former editor advises media restraint in light of escalating tensions with Japan amid intensified state censorship and control.
UN alarm over India's media crackdown after Pahalgam attack
Published 6 months ago: UN experts express alarm over India's media crackdown following the Pahalgam attack, citing severe rights violations and repressive measures.
Australian teens seek High Court block on under-16 social media ban
Published 6 months ago: A legal challenge against Australia's social media ban for under-16s has been initiated by two teens and a campaign group ahead of its implementation.
Shalimar Recording Company to terminate all staff
Published 6 months ago: Shalimar Recording and Broadcasting Company will terminate all staff effective November 30, 2025, as part of its liquidation process.
How AI and data tools are transforming investigative journalism
Published 6 months ago: AI, data visualization, and open-source intelligence are transforming investigative journalism, enhancing accuracy and storytelling.
Global extremism threatens women journalists, warns IFJ
Published 6 months ago: IFJ warns that the global rise of extremism threatens women journalists' safety and rights, calling for stronger protections and legislation.
Lahore journalists reported missing after by-election coverage
Published 6 months ago: Two journalists in Lahore went missing after reporting on by-election irregularities, raising serious safety concerns for media in Pakistan.
Digital rights report exposes rising AI-abuse in Southeast Europe
Published 6 months ago: A new report reveals alarming trends in AI-related digital rights violations across Southeast Europe, highlighting serious implications for public safety.
Gaza journalist faces false claims over X location tags
Published 6 months ago: Gaza journalist Motasem Dalloul faces online accusations due to misinterpreted location tags, highlighting challenges in conflict reporting.
X account location labels reshape Middle East reporting
Published 6 months ago: New account location labels on X are changing how Middle Eastern media verifies digital content, impacting perceptions of authenticity.
Human-in-the-loop AI reshapes newsroom editing
Published 6 months ago: Major news organizations are piloting human-in-the-loop AI editing systems to enhance workflows while ensuring editorial oversight.
White House access dispute sends AP back to court
Published 6 months ago: The Associated Press returns to court to challenge White House restrictions limiting access to presidential events amid First Amendment concerns.
Journalists face new risks and opportunities from X’s location labels
Published 6 months ago: X's new features create both risks and opportunities for journalists as they navigate disinformation and the need for anonymity.
X’s location tool exposes propaganda networks
Published 6 months ago: X's new transparency tool reveals user locations, exposing foreign propaganda networks and raising concerns about privacy and accuracy.
Politician booked for threatening journalist in India
Published 6 months ago: A Tamil Nadu politician has been booked for threatening a journalist, highlighting the risks journalists face in local politics in India.
Malaysia to ban social media for under-16s in 2026
Published 6 months ago: Malaysia will ban social media accounts for individuals under 16 starting in 2026 to combat cyberbullying and online exploitation.
Collector preserves Pakistan cricket history in rare memorabilia book
Published 6 months ago: Retired banker Afzal Ahmad preserves Pakistan cricket history by compiling rare memorabilia into a unique collection that spans 77 years.
Houthi spying verdict heightens risks for media workers
Published 6 months ago: A Houthi court in Sanaa has sentenced 17 people to death for alleged espionage, raising risks for media and humanitarian workers in Yemen.
GIJC25 opens in Kuala Lumpur with a call for radical collaboration
Published 6 months ago: The GIJC25 conference opens in Kuala Lumpur, highlighting press freedom concerns and the need for radical collaboration among journalists worldwide.
RFE/RL to close Hungary operations amid funding cuts
Published 6 months ago: Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty is shutting down its Hungary operations after funding cuts, raising concerns over press freedom and independent media.

