Newsroom

 Published 3 weeks ago:  In 2025, Indian media's focus on Pakistan intensified, framing relations through nationalism during military tensions and sports events.

 Published last month:  Israel's cabinet has approved the shutdown of Army Radio by March 1, 2026, raising concerns about press freedom and democratic integrity.

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

 Published last month:  Journalists in Dhaka protested against attacks on Prothom Alo and The Daily Star, raising concerns over media safety and press freedom.

 Published last month:  Reporters Without Borders highlights the role of OpIndia in online harassment campaigns that threaten journalists' safety and press freedom.

 Published last month:  The recent unrest in Bangladesh has intensified pressure on independent press, raising serious concerns about journalist safety and press freedom.

 Published last month:  A Hong Kong court has begun examining a wrongful dismissal lawsuit by ex-Wall Street Journal reporter Selina Cheng, linked to her union activities.

 Published last month:  India has officially dismissed Bangladeshi media reports on a recent protest, labeling them as misleading and factually incorrect amidst rising tensions.

 Published last month:  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,.

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

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

 Published last month:  Bangladesh's press freedom is increasingly threatened by legal, digital, and physical risks, impacting journalists beyond political protests.

 Published last month:  Press freedom in Pakistan deteriorates as journalists face intimidation, arrests, and economic pressure, raising concerns for democracy.

 Published last month:  Global bodies strongly condemned attacks on journalists in Bangladesh, emphasizing the need for accountability and protection of media workers.

 Published last month:  Matiullah Jan criticizes journalist unions in Pakistan for their ties with authorities and calls for reform at a national conference in Islamabad.

 Published last month:  Federal Minister Attaullah Tarar reveals that the government allocated Rs86 crore in advertisements to Dawn Media Group over the last 13 months.

 Published last month:  The transition from the newsroom to the boardroom reshapes journalists' perspectives and priorities, impacting their connection to journalistic values.

 Published last month:  Bangkok hosts an international summit to launch the Global Partnership Against Online Scams, aiming to enhance cooperation against cyber fraud.

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

 Published last month:  Protests and unrest in Dhaka continue as major newspapers suspend operations due to violent attacks targeting their offices.

 Published last month:  Islamabad court grants post-arrest bail to journalist Sohrab Barkat in a case linked to controversial online content and social media posts.

 Published last month:  Israeli journalists rally in Tel Aviv against proposed media restrictions that threaten press freedom and independence of news organizations.

 Published last month:  The UAE establishes a National Media Authority to enhance media regulation and policy, consolidating several media entities under one umbrella.

 Published last month:  Stephen Webb, cofounder of JournalismPakistan, releases Dusk, a memoir intertwining poetry and memory against the backdrop of Punjab's villages.

 Published last month:  Violent protests in Dhaka led to the burning of Prothom Alo and The Daily Star offices, highlighting dangers to press freedom amid political unrest.

 Published last month:  Majid Beiranvand, editor of Horo, was sentenced to one year in prison and forced residence for critical reporting on a provincial governor.

 Published last month:  Pakistan's Information Minister Ataullah Tarar highlights the impact of AI on advertising jobs, urging for solutions from industry stakeholders.

 Published last month:  PTI has officially declared a boycott of certain prominent TV anchors and their talk shows, citing concerns over media bias.