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Veteran journalist and columnist Tihana Tomičić takes over leadership of the prominent Croatian daily newspaper following the departure of Slavica Bakić.

A September 1, 2026 press roundup examines media coverage surrounding Habsa Elimane Wane, reflecting regional journalistic focus.

New attack by the journalist against the two new hosts of the RaiTre program: 'You won a competition for regional news, not to direct an investigative program.'

Participants at the election integrity workshop stressed that investigative reporting must carefully balance transparency with the physical and digital safety of journalists covering electoral processes.

The United States has drawn criticism from G20 ministers for reinstating Russia's participation and imposing restrictions on press access at the summit.

Ukrainian investigators have gathered evidence and filed charges in absentia against two Russian military officials for missile strikes that targeted a children's hospital and Reuters journalists in the Donetsk region.

Colleagues and readers mourn the loss of Joe Palmquist, a former sports and managing editor at The Spokesman-Review, who recently died after a long career in journalism.

Two journalists detained overnight in Bissau have been freed following a military-proposed constitutional referendum, raising concerns over press freedom.

Republican vice presidential candidate JD Vance publicly rebuked journalist Amr El-Sayed during a press interaction, labeling him 'evil' and demanding he stop mentioning his wife's name.

Following the fight between Hrgović and Itauma, a British manager publicly criticized journalists and bystanders for recording the injured athlete while he was being transported on a stretcher. The outburst highlights ongoing tensions over fighter welfare and media ethics in combat sports.

Iraq sentences kidnapper of US journalist to 15 years in prison  arabnews.com

Despite portraying himself as highly accessible to the press, Donald Trump maintains a highly adversarial relationship with female reporters, frequently critiquing their appearance and intelligence.

Behind Finland's request for assistance is a cluster of many difficult events for Finland's defense readiness, writes HS journalist Jarmo Huhtanen.

Is the US Department of Defense maintaining a blacklist of journalists? No, says the Pentagon. There is much to suggest that this is a lie. One example points to this.

Journalists tracked the supply chain of valuable timber harvested from a Slovak national park, revealing how state-owned forests supply a major local paper mill while keeping pricing and volume details opaque to the public.

A former New York Times bureau chief cautions that the rapid expansion and valuation of Nvidia's AI business could follow historical economic bubbles similar to those seen in Japan during the 1980s.

While some young people romanticize life in China, journalists and artists who fled the country warn against authoritarianism through a new graphic novel imagining a US-China war in 2035. The project aims to counter idealized narratives with stark political realities.

RTS General Director Manja Grčić criticized the independent media association's statement regarding recent violent incidents targeting reporters, including a camera operator from the national broadcaster.

A Turkish court ordered the arrest of journalist İrem Delice under a controversial disinformation law after she published a post using a headline referencing President Erdoğan's death to discuss a local woman.

Journalist Ana Paula Ordorica presents a new podcast series examining the impacts and controversies surrounding Mexico's Supreme Court restructuring one year after its implementation.

A photography exhibition in Perpignan displays Jean-Luc Moreau Deleris's work documenting the 2025 Thai-Cambodian border tensions and resulting heritage damage.

Veteran broadcaster Heidi Giokos has officially joined SABC News’ 'Fullview' program after being dismissed from her previous role at eNCA. The move signals a shift in South Africa's competitive broadcasting landscape.

The Dhaka Tribune has published a dedicated page or profile highlighting journalist Nasir Uddin Ahmed. The entry serves as an author spotlight within the publication's digital archive.

Military strikes reportedly hit buildings housing Russian troops and local collaborators in Liubymivka, within the Kakhovka district of the occupied Kherson region.

A journalist from Boyle has been officially unveiled as the newest presenter and reporter for RTÉ’s flagship morning news programme, News2day.

Reporters covering Italy's flagship investigative program 'Report' have declared a work-to-rule action and threatened strikes following the broadcaster's decision to replace host Gianluca Ranucci.

Presenter Fagnani plans to leave her long-running show on Rai2 after sending a formal resignation letter in June, citing a damaged relationship with network management and a lack of professional recognition.

The UNS has issued a strong condemnation of threats directed at the editorial team of the 'Volim Zrenjanin' digital news outlet, demanding swift police action and accountability.

Award-winning photographer Elise Blanchard’s upcoming book “In the House of a Taliban” offers an intimate look at a Taliban member’s household, emphasizing Afghan women’s agency rather than portraying them solely as victims.

The Netherlands mourns the loss of veteran reporter Wilco Dekker, known throughout his career for relentlessly exposing social inequality and systemic injustice.

A featured column by journalist Sarah Koh exploring contemporary lifestyle topics and personal insights for readers.

Samsung SDI is conducting factory tours for journalists to improve its public image following a major scandal surrounding its battery manufacturing facility in Göd, Hungary.

Prominent Greek journalist Christina Koletsa has publicly urged citizens to overcome pervasive anxiety and reclaim their daily routines. Her message emphasizes collective resilience and the importance of shielding future generations from prolonged psychological distress.

The publication maintains a dedicated archive section compiling past articles and reporting authored by Nigerian journalist Taiwo Adedolapo.

A new opinion piece by journalist Elle Jones appears in the New Statesman, offering commentary on current affairs.

The former U.S. president publicly called for disciplinary action against a network journalist, reigniting debates over media relations and political rhetoric.

A new report alleges that the Department of Homeland Security is utilizing an obscure legal provision to conduct an extensive and controversial spying operation targeting members of the press.

An ESPN reporter is publicly supporting a recently published investigative piece that details how a 20-year-old student developed a severe gambling addiction during college.

An investigative report reveals a private WhatsApp group of over 500 members used to launder hundreds of millions of euros for criminal syndicates, human traffickers, and ISIS operatives worldwide.

The Algerian press community mourns the loss of former APS news agency journalist Sadek Yedroudj, recognizing his long-standing contributions to national journalism.

After moving to the Finnish capital temporarily, a journalist investigates the local phenomenon of Helsinki pride, finding that the concept transforms significantly over a three-month stay.

Journalist Holger Dahl leads a public salon discussion examining whether the Danish capital is overbuilding and how to balance future construction with historical preservation.

Filipino lawmakers and the Commission on Human Rights have called for enhanced legal safeguards for media workers amid rising threats to press freedom. The appeals coincide with World Press Freedom Day, emphasizing the critical role of independent journalism in safeguarding public access to information.

An opinion piece by Serbian journalist Vladimir Beljanski covers diverse themes including electoral prospects, press freedom, systemic behavior, and personal observations on urban and rural life.

A feature details a three-year correspondence between a journalist and a woman serving time for arson, exploring themes of accountability, prison life, and rehabilitation after a crime driven by heartbreak.

Major Spanish television channels begin their new season by dispatching reporters to Ceuta to report on the ongoing migration crisis and its local impacts.

The press freedom organization highlighted a disturbing trend over the past two decades where state actors and armed groups systematically use enforced disappearances to instill fear and suppress censorship.

Lists contributors, journalists, and writers associated with The Star newspaper, providing access to their published works and editorial profiles.

Irish journalist Brendan O’Connor publishes a critical opinion piece questioning who will hold leaders accountable amid widespread public frustration with incompetent governance.

Pakistani authorities have detained six individuals and seized illegal weapons, drugs, and vehicles during raids linked to the high-profile murder of journalist Asma Jattak’s father in Khuzdar.

Journalists from NewsDay who were previously held captive or detained have finally been released, marking the end of a tense period for the publication and its staff.

RAI executives maintain their hardline stance on replacing departing journalists, confirming that while dialogue with staff will continue, no policy reversals will occur despite ongoing internal pressure.

A Russian court has issued an in absentia arrest warrant for prominent anti-war journalist Alexander Nevzorov amid escalating legal pressure on independent media figures. The ruling intensifies Moscow’s crackdown on dissenting voices who have fled the country.

An analysis highlights the Soviet-era tradition of embedding deep-cover operatives in Western nations, noting that while the program maintains operational utility for the Kremlin, its public glorification often masks limited practical successes.

The veteran journalist will host the updated prime-time broadcast alongside parallel coverage from ERTnews, marking a significant refresh for Greece’s public broadcaster.

A Danish journalist shares a personal reflection on becoming deeply enamored with the music of an American folk singer, describing the immediate emotional impact upon first hearing their work. The piece explores how the artist's songwriting resonated profoundly with the author's own experiences.

A reference page listing Associated Press journalists and photographers, serving as a credit and contact hub for agency contributors.

This entry aggregates archived reporting pages from The Irrawaddy covering Myanmar’s former parliamentary speaker, nuclear infrastructure discussions, and economic forecasting. The collection functions as a thematic index of past journalistic work rather than coverage of a single developing incident.

Croatian journalist Bruno Vekarić has publicly dismissed tabloid reports alleging that Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić played a decisive role in the capture of Ratko Mladić. Vekarić warned that such unverified claims are dangerous and could damage diplomatic relations.

National authorities conduct inspections at a heavily criticized Palanga hotel following journalist concerns regarding hygiene and maintenance standards.

The 33rd edition of the Prix Bayeux will honor war correspondents covering ongoing crises in the Middle East and Eastern Europe, gathering nearly 350 international journalists for the October event.

Irish boxer Katie Taylor prepares for her final professional match at Dublin’s Croke Park, an event widely viewed as a historic celebration of women’s sports rather than just a competitive bout. Longtime observers emphasize the cultural milestone and legacy surrounding her retirement.

Local opposition politicians are demanding transparency after a closed session regarding the Prime Minister’s spouse and Social Democrats’ working conditions, citing poor journalist access.

Anchors Rania Jimma and Yannis Pretenderis jokingly welcomed fellow journalist Pavlos Tsimas to the channel, playfully referencing his surname and past associations during a Monday broadcast.

A curated collection of images captured on August 31 showcases the ongoing conflict in Ukraine as seen by global photojournalists covering frontlines and civilian impacts.

Journalists present a daily ten-question challenge testing readers' knowledge across various topics, starting with questions about the iconic country music star.

A journalistic feature explores the personal and professional dynamics between the current Rwenzururu monarch and the late king he succeeded.

Journalists accompanied young students like Mía and Dante, who were born during the COVID-19 health crisis, as they experienced their inaugural day of formal education.

The former president has escalated tensions with the media by publicly calling for regulatory penalties against the NBC News anchor, citing disputed reporting claims.

Lilý Valgerði Pétursdóttur was terminated from her position at Iceland’s Sýn news agency after working there for approximately 20 years, marking a significant personnel change.

An Iraqi judicial authority has handed down a 15-year prison sentence to a militia member convicted of abducting an American journalist. The ruling represents a rare instance of domestic legal accountability targeting operatives linked to Iran-backed armed factions.

Veteran journalist Pavlos Tsimas returned to television by joining Mega, where host Rania Tzima welcomed him back to the network amid media coverage of his high-profile transfer from SKAI.

Prime Minister Andrej Plenković responded to journalist inquiries regarding Mate Rimac's robotaxi initiative, which was partially funded by Croatia's national recovery plan, suggesting the project remains viable.

The Independent Journalists' Association of Serbia (NUNS) today condemned the attacks on journalists who reported from the rallies of the Serbian Progressive Party and citizen gatherings in Užice, the targeting of female journalist Marija...

Former commander of the Bosnian Serb forces, General Ratko Mladić, who died last week, was serving a life sentence in prison in The Hague, Netherlands, for war crimes.

The Haaretz publication features a new analytical column by journalist Eran Eldar, continuing the outlet’s regular editorial coverage of regional political developments.

The editorial team at the Luxemburger Wort shares their highly anticipated concert picks for the coming months, featuring major acts ranging from Tokio Hotel to Bryan Adams.

Following the departure of press secretary Karoline Leavitt, President Trump has escalated his public confrontation with major American news outlets, specifically targeting prominent television networks and newspapers like The New York Times and The Wall Street Journal.

Journalist Antonia Hylton is set to debut her new weekend news program, 'The Assignment', on MS NOW, airing Saturdays and Sundays from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. starting September 12.

Journalistic review highlights discrepancies between official evidence and prevailing media narratives surrounding recent devastating mudslides in western Nepal.

After nearly a year and a half away from television, broadcaster Véronique Barbier has resumed hosting the RTBF 13:00 news program, emphasizing resilience and dedication to journalism.

The national media regulatory body has issued a formal statement urging broadcasters and journalists to maintain objectivity and balanced reporting standards.

Ratko Mladić is dead, but the political project he served during the war in Bosnia and Herzegovina has not disappeared with him, assesses Turkish journalist and sociologist.

Veteran journalist Anastasia Yamali confirms her return to anchor the third consecutive season of the popular daily news broadcast on MEGA television.

(ANSA) - ROME, AUG 31 - An internal union meeting of journalists at premier Rai investigative journalism show Report on Monday declared a work-to-rule and said they were ready to strike in a bid to…

Former President Donald Trump has publicly threatened to punish an NBC News correspondent following a recent interview exchange. The remarks have sparked debate over political pressure on media professionals and press freedom standards.

The new model was officially presented to journalists, clients, and partners at the Kia Vilnius dealership late August.

A week-long training program in Port Moresby brought together media professionals to strengthen ethical reporting and public awareness campaigns prior to the country's general elections.

Ingrid Simensen and Maciek Ofstad have welcomed their first baby, marking a personal milestone for the well-known public figures.

Several reporters, including a veteran White House correspondent, were barred from attending G-20 gatherings by the US Treasury Department, raising concerns over press transparency and media restrictions.

American authorities have refused press accreditation to several journalists attempting to cover the upcoming G20 summit, raising concerns about media access and transparency.

Álvaro Vieira traverses eight countries on a motorcycle journey to explore the remaining traces and historical impact of the Cold War division.

A dedicated webpage or feed showcasing written contributions and columns from various journalists and guest writers for The Star publication.

Reporters from The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, and Bloomberg News were individually blocked from attending the G20 finance ministers' meeting by the U.S. Treasury, raising concerns about press access and transparency.

An opinion piece argues for elevating the status and professional respect of waitstaff and journalists, emphasizing the importance of maintaining high standards and dignity in these service-oriented professions.

European investigators have exposed a vast international money laundering operation coordinated through private WhatsApp group chats, facilitating hundreds of millions in illicit transfers.

Kristrún Frostadóttir faced criticism after ignoring questions from Icelandic journalists during a joint press conference with other ministers, choosing instead to address foreign media.

German AfD representative Hans-Thomas Tillschneider faced backlash and confronted by a journalist after displaying a Russian army mug in his campaign headquarters, prompting accusations of inappropriate symbolism.

In a televised appearance, the broadcaster humorously addressed clips from the singer's recent Patras performance, noting her enduring love for the artist's music while playfully dismissing rumors of personal relocation.

In a commentary marking the death of former Bosnian Serb military leader Ratko Mladić, journalists argue that while individuals age and pass away, the underlying fascist ideologies he represented remain active in the region.

Serbia's Ministry of Internal Affairs released a statement detailing recent disturbances in Užice but failed to address allegations of intervention police violently confiscating a journalist's phone.

The Belgian political and television world is in mourning following the death, at the age of 89, of the famous former sports journalist, presenter, and author/actor of the satirical-political review “Sois belge et…

A Finnish journalist explores a bestselling book that examines how online platforms amplify hostility against women and foster widespread misogyny.

Serbian press freedom organizations have condemned attacks on reporters and camera operators during a ruling party rally in Užice, demanding official investigations into the violence against the press.

The Association of Independent Electronic Media has publicly denounced physical attacks by police on reporters and cameramen documenting a ruling party rally in western Serbia.

Ranucci addresses social media claims about his involvement in directing presenter Presutti to work with Lavitola, denying prior instructions.

A prominent writer has publicly shared her medical history, framing her surgical marks as emblems of resilience and personal growth.

The Malaysian newspaper continues to host a centralized listing for its contributing writers, serving as a reference point for readers seeking specific journalistic voices.

Following the Wall Street Journal's publication of an AI-assisted opinion piece by Stanley Druckenmiller, media professionals are debating the ethical boundaries of AI in journalism.

The Society of Professional Journalists has unveiled the honorees for its 2026 Sunshine State Awards competition, recognizing excellence in regional journalism.

The Canadian Broadcasting Corporation has reversed its internal policy, now permitting journalists to describe the September 11 attacks as terrorism without requiring attribution. The change follows public backlash over previous restrictions on the terminology.

Finland's public broadcaster is celebrating its centenary while facing increasing political pressure, leading experts to question whether this influence is evident in its reporting.

Television journalist Marco Mondani publicly criticized RAI's management, stating the network betrayed its journalistic standards and emphasizing the need for experienced hosts to lead the flagship program Report.

The publication has updated its website to feature an archive section dedicated to journalist Rye Myo Lwin.

German broadcaster Der Spiegel reports that Italian TV host Sigfrido Ranucci has been removed from his program 'Report', sparking public debate in Italy over whether he was a victim of political pressure or a perpetrator himself.

A brief overview of journalist Harry Wallop's editorial focus and reporting portfolio at The Times.

Italy's state-owned television network RAI has terminated a long-serving journalist, sparking a heated debate over editorial independence and potential government interference in public media.

A Finnish journalist undertakes a 140-kilometer solo pilgrimage, documenting the physical and spiritual challenges of walking alone rather than seeking enlightenment in a trend-driven religious practice.

The prominent Italian journalist and magazine director lost his television program after an inquiry revealed he was the target of a fabricated bomb threat orchestrated by a close associate, sparking outrage in the media industry.

Public outrage erupted in the Czech Republic after journalist Radim Panenka published a post glorifying deceased Bosnian Serb war criminal Ratko Mladić, prompting citizen reports and official condemnation.

A journalist recounts seasonal changes, environmental observations, and public interactions during an extended stay at the iconic Lincoln Memorial site.

Veteran broadcaster Faima Mavragani premiered her third season on SKAI's morning slot, welcoming viewers with optimism and promising to deliver consistent weekend greetings.

Georgian authorities have detained a foreign citizen for allegedly leaving Abkhaz journalist Daur Buava in a life-threatening condition after he consumed narcotics.

Mexican journalist Ernesto Rojas has publicly reported a significant increase in threats directed at him, raising concerns about press safety.

A comprehensive roundup of the week's top news stories and media coverage compiled by journalist Ahmed Aïdara for early September 2026.

President Gitanas Nausėda made a personal remark targeting journalist Rita Miliūtė during a radio interview regarding his decision to appoint a lawyer to the Lithuanian National Radio and Television Council, prompting a swift rebuttal.

A street in Cascais will bear the name of Francisco Balsemão, honoring his contributions as a journalist, politician, and senator who was known for his vibrant public life.

A Nigerian civil rights organization has called for the immediate dismissal of charges against detained journalist Omoyele Sowore, while a leading economic forum simultaneously urged the federal government to create three million new jobs annually to combat national unemployment.

The Visa pour l'Image festival in Perpignan, southern France, is exhibiting journalist Elise Blanchard's photographs from her latest report in the country ruled by the Taliban, where she lived from…

An investigation reveals how artificial intelligence companies are acquiring large quantities of old and rare books specifically to extract training data, often destroying the physical copies afterward. The practice raises ethical and preservation concerns regarding cultural heritage and intellectual property.

Israeli security forces and settlers have launched coordinated attacks against Palestinian communities and international media crews, including an NBC news team, raising concerns over press safety and civilian protection.

As the midterm elections near, the Trump administration is appearing to ramp up its efforts to intimidate journalists and influence public opinion.

Media organizations report a pattern of restricted access for reporters attending the summit, while outlets in Argentina and Brazil file lawsuits against major tech firms over content usage.

A journalist investigated the violent life of Ilich Ramírez Sánchez, known as Carlos the Jackal, for his new book released a few days ago.

The Committee to Protect Journalists has called on Tunisian authorities to release detained reporters immediately, citing dangerous living conditions exacerbated by extreme temperatures.

A judicial ruling in Iraq has sentenced a member of a militia to 15 years in prison for the abduction of American reporter Shelly Kittleson.

DW News. . DW journalist Jonas Gerding is at an Ebola treatment center in Mongbwalu in eastern DR Congo — documenting the hypervigilance, prep and anonymity kept by its tireless health workers.

Both the jury and readers voted his book “Ameddig elhiszem” as the best, honoring the colleague who passed away during the summer.

A retired Nigerian judge has called on journalists to increase scrutiny of the courts, expose misconduct, and promote transparency to strengthen justice and democracy.

"This is just a huge disappointment. I think this is a mistake, I think people are making decisions who don't understand the news," says Sigríður Dögg Auðunsdóttir, chair of the Journalists' Association...

A new video podcast reveals how journalist Kyseľ uncovered the expensive property owned by politician Blaha, criticizing his hypocrisy regarding elitism and integrity.

Friends, media figures, and Cannes residents attended the funeral of pioneering French television personality and journalist Philippe Bouvard, who died at 96.

Investigative reporter Milan Radonjić has accused Serbian authorities of using police forces to secure rallies for the ruling Serbian Progressive Party amid fears of civil unrest. His comments highlight mounting political tensions and President Aleksandar Vučić’s waning capacity to command large public demonstrations.

A new study indicates that nearly 500 journalists in Bangladesh have experienced various forms of harassment following the political upheaval in August 2024, highlighting growing pressures on press freedom.

Researchers and journalists compile a review separating verified information from widespread misinformation circulating online during the month.

Prime Minister of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina Nermin Nikšić addressed the public today at a press conference called "Bill for Citizens", where he answered journalists' questions about current problems.

Broadcasters at state-owned RAI have unanimously condemned the top-down dismissal of program director Ranucci, threatening industrial action to protect editorial independence and staff rights.

Political observers say Estonia's minority government is no disaster, with opposition parties unlikely to take government responsibility before next year's Riigikogu elections.

TV show host and journalist Gerda Žemaitė is used to a daily pace with little peace.

Communications minister Moyo's recent policy proposals regarding press incentives have drawn criticism for their ambiguity and potential impact on journalistic independence.

A journalist attended a concert featuring Moscow pop star Oleg Gasmanow at the “Slavic Bazaar” festival in Belarus, noting the prominent presence of wartime and patriotic songs in the program.

Journalists Nikos Ypofantis and Alexandra Kaymenou launched the new daytime program on Monday, welcoming viewers with an energetic dance performance.

Journalists launch a daily interactive quiz format testing readers' knowledge across various topics, with the current edition focusing specifically on facts about Iceland.

The Associated Press compiles its most impactful and visually striking photographs captured by its global network of photojournalists throughout the day.

Journalist and writer Marta Platel discusses her latest book, which exposes the hidden repression and social climbing of Barcelona during the immediate post-Civil War era.

US President Donald Trump on Sunday threatened a prominent NBC broadcast journalist with possible punishment by US media regulators as the Republican expressed disappointment with coverage of his…

A feature article examining the career, impact, and journalistic philosophy of Badal Pokharel, highlighting his role within The Kathmandu Post and broader media landscape in Nepal.

Donald Trump publicly clashed with a reporter who questioned him about his history of political endorsements and their accuracy.

Marking National Press Freedom Day, the Commission on Human Rights and the Presidential Task Force on Media Security urged stronger protections for journalists amid ongoing threats.

Human rights advocates are demanding transparency regarding the cases of radio host Ibraimo Mbaruco and editor Arlindo Chissale, both of whom have been missing for years.

A journalistic road trip documents the grassroots campaign of Alberta separatists as they travel through small towns to rally support for provincial independence from Canada.

A journalist for Croatia’s RTL network suffered a painful wasp sting to the neck while conducting a live report outdoors, highlighting the unpredictable hazards faced by field reporters.

A dedicated archive page compiling reporting, profiles, and coverage related to journalist Maroof Adegoke published by The Guardian Nigeria.

Spanish giants Barcelona are reportedly close to finalizing a transfer deal for Brazilian striker Gabriel Jesus, as confirmed by prominent football journalist Fabrizio Romano.

Authorities investigating the high-profile murder of journalists Sagar Sarwar and Runi Rahman have identified a primary individual involved in the crime.

The RFM reporter issued a firm clarification regarding his ongoing dispute with the Dahira Mourtachidina Wal Mourtachidaty organization to present his perspective on the allegations.

Vladimir Beljanski's latest diary entry explores themes of systemic corruption, electoral anxieties, and the harassment of journalists, using metaphors of rural life and urban observation to critique current societal trends.

A Slovenian commentary highlights Trump's consistent pattern of expressing dissatisfaction with the press, noting that his confrontational approach toward media remains unchanged in his second term.

A new avenue in Cascais will be officially inaugurated bearing the name of the prominent journalist and former head of government.

A High Court ruling has thwarted the University of South Africa's attempt to silence a reporter via an interdict, highlighting a recurring tactic used by institutions to suppress investigative journalism.

Gaming journalists compile the most significant recent updates, rumors, and official announcements surrounding the highly anticipated release of Grand Theft Auto 6.

In a reflective travel piece, the renowned correspondent describes a cherished, peaceful region of Ireland that serves as his personal retreat.

Atlanta businessman and former Alabama football player Ralph Stokes was honored with the National Association of Black Journalists' Sam Lacy Pioneer Award for his contributions to journalism and business.

Over four years into President Marcos Jr.'s administration, the NUJP has documented approximately 260 cases of attacks against journalists in the Philippines, highlighting rising dangers for community reporters.

The Guardian Nigeria newspaper has updated its digital archives with a commemorative collection honoring the life and career of late journalist Gbabo Anyam.

A growing number of Nepali migrants are working as seasonal blueberry pickers in Finland despite financial risks, prompting journalistic investigation into their motivations and living conditions.

Controversial journalist Gianluca Ranucci plans to file a lawsuit against RAI following his dismissal, while also preparing a new book titled "Il bianco e il nero" and launching an Italian tour.

Organizers of the Venice Film Festival have canceled the traditional jury press conference due to scheduling conflicts among filmmakers and critics. The festival will instead host informal welcome cocktails to facilitate media interactions.

The head of Ukrainska Pravda's investigative team confirms a colleague has been under surveillance by unknown individuals for two days amid rising security concerns.

The "Fourth Power" Alliance, which represents the rights of professionals practicing journalism in the public interest, sent an open letter on Saturday to President Nicușor Dan, regarding...

Prominent Swiss weather expert Jörg Kachelmann criticized journalists over a recent report by Germany's Robert Koch Institute linking nearly 14,000 deaths this year to extreme heat, arguing that drought itself is not directly lethal.

Travis Bembenek shares insights from mentoring two summer interns, highlighting how their generational reliance on AI tools impacts reading, writing, and journalistic workflows.

An unknown man threatened reporter Tamás Fábián at Rákóczi tér in Budapest, sparing him only because his wife and child were present.

The Pakistani government has instructed foreign journalists to report only verified facts regarding the health and detention status of former PM Imran Khan.

Automotive journalist Dan Neil takes a comprehensive test ride of a new heavyweight adventure bike, evaluating its performance, handling, and suitability for long-distance touring.

Publishers argue that major AI models were built on stolen journalistic content, threatening democratic pillars and sparking legal battles over intellectual property and content compensation.