A Maltese court has acquitted businessman Yorgen Fenech of ordering the 2017 murder of investigative journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia, sparking immediate outrage among her supporters. The verdict concludes a highly publicized trial that examined allegations of state corruption and attacks on press freedom.
Reporters Andrew John and Shad Powers present their Week 3 selections, highlighting their contrasting records of 19-2 and 11-10 respectively this season.
Foreign journalists recently visited China’s historic porcelain capital of Jingdezhen to document how the city is leveraging its new UNESCO World Heritage status. Reporters examined traditional kilns and modern workshops as local artisans work to preserve centuries-old ceramic craftsmanship.
Investigative reporter Sigfrido Ranucci alleges that Italy's state broadcaster removed him from his program without providing any justification, suggesting a lack of valid grounds for the decision.
A harrowing aerial perspective reveals the devastating impact of a natural disaster in Nepal's Trishuli River Valley, underscoring the extreme challenges faced by journalists covering such crises.
Kyiv Independent reporter Francis Farrell warns that the war is entering a more unpredictable phase and stresses that Ukraine must tackle systemic corruption more aggressively than ever before.
Young Boys midfielder Christian Fassnacht scored his century mark during a Swiss Super League match against FC Zürich, surprising reporters with the milestone achievement.
House Speaker Mike Johnson sharply rebuked reporters for asking about the duration of U.S. military operations in Iran, calling the inquiries misguided during a press briefing. The exchange highlights growing congressional scrutiny over Washington’s escalating involvement in the region.
ESPN reporter Tim MacMahon shares insights regarding the Sacramento Kings' ongoing discussions and potential moves surrounding their current roster construction and future plans.
Severe flooding in Nepal has killed more than 1,000 people and left nearly 4,000 missing, prompting extensive search efforts in mud-clogged tunnels. Emergency crews continue working through hazardous conditions while families hold onto hopes of finding survivors.
PiS leader Jarosław Kaczyński proposed a public trust commission regarding the Zondacrypto scandal but denied reporters the opportunity to ask questions, drawing criticism for lacking transparency.
At the G20 finance ministers' summit in Asheville, USA, Lars Klingbeil finds himself in a delicate diplomatic situation. Impressions from SPIEGEL reporter Gerald Traufetter.
Hostilities between the United States and Iran have resumed with a new exchange of strikes near the Strait of Hormuz, prompting President Trump to pledge a strong military response. The escalation marks the first direct confrontation between the two nations in several weeks.
A local reporter receives a rare invitation to meet the actress and humanitarian, highlighting growing international interest in regional media professionals.
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.
The landmark investigative journalism book by American reporter Nellie Bly has officially hit Iranian bookstores following its recent translation into Persian.
Vice-President Mieczysław Nowicki is acting president of the Polish Olympic Committee. Radosław Piesiewicz indicated him - established by TVN24 reporter Łukasz Karusta.
Illustrations mark National Press Freedom Day (August 30) by underscoring journalism's role in accountability while depicting ongoing threats like legal harassment and online abuse faced by reporters.
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.
A New York Times reporter revisits his hometown to speak with the family of Travis Fuller, a Marine who died in the Iraq War, exploring how loved ones find meaning in his sacrifice decades after the September 11 attacks.
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.
The United States has acquired a significant equity stake in key Venezuelan oil fields to refill its Strategic Petroleum Reserve. President Trump has promoted the agreement as a priority for national energy security amid shifting regional dynamics.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Catastrophic flash floods in Nepal have killed at least 675 people and left nearly 3,000 missing, triggering extensive search-and-rescue operations across difficult terrain. Authorities have declined international assistance while warning that post-disaster recovery will require billions of dollars.
President Trump drew sharp criticism after labeling New York Times reporter Maggie Haberman “unattractive” and a “stalker” following her coverage of his plans for the 9/11 anniversary.
A journalist recounts seasonal changes, environmental observations, and public interactions during an extended stay at the iconic Lincoln Memorial site.
Ethiopian authorities have put forward a proposal to establish a dedicated maritime information center aimed at improving security and monitoring capabilities in adjacent waters.
Educational experts and observers stress that a recent 12.8 percent national examination pass rate reflects a profound institutional failure rather than any sign of academic recovery.
An opinion piece examines the challenges faced by reporters and commentators attempting to influence shifting perspectives within Israeli society amid ongoing geopolitical tensions.
Sigfrido Ranucci's program was canceled after a bomb exploded near his home, though authorities suspect a personal dispute rather than mafia involvement.
The Canadian Broadcasting Corporation has directed its journalists to stop using the term "terrorist attacks" for 9/11, arguing the word has become overly politicized. Critics argue this minimizes the historical tragedy.
A feature article explores the profound historical significance and architectural marvels that define Ethiopia's ancient urban centers, highlighting their enduring cultural legacy.
Reporters conducted test drives on the recently fixed Kruunuvuorensilta bridge in Helsinki, demonstrating how the upgraded expansion joints now handle high-speed traffic smoothly.
Rupert Murdoch's TalkTV is under fire for omitting the fact that its reporter, Christian Drogan, is a member of the Reform UK party while documenting a migrant boat crossing into England.
A former gymnastics athlete turned journalist for Channel 7 has gained widespread attention online following a viral social media post about balancing her careers in sports and reporting.
The financial news platform highlights the work and background of reporter Priyadarshini Ganesan, covering her contributions to Indian business and economic reporting.
Social Development Minister Louise Upston faced intense scrutiny and avoided answering reporters after revelations emerged regarding improper reductions to social welfare benefits.
Devastating wildfires across Indonesia have blanketed communities in thick smoke and ash, triggering a humanitarian crisis and severe respiratory health risks for children. Authorities are struggling to contain the blazes as residents face displacement and deteriorating air quality.
Reporter Beatriz Reis details how President Lula and congressional leaders have aligned their efforts to fast-track key legislative votes before the upcoming national elections.
Police in Aydın briefly arrested four reporters under Turkey's controversial disinformation legislation after they published a social media post falsely claiming President Erdoğan had died, which actually referred to a local woman.
A subject faces formal charges for allegedly threatening a reporter via telephone, resulting in a judge issuing a preventive detention order at the Goros Dos detention center.
Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić has firmly denied accusations that his government manipulated election outcomes by granting citizenship to foreign nationals, calling the claims a fabricated excuse for anticipated electoral losses. The denial comes amid heightened political tension and Vučić’s recent series of controversial public statements.
Former White House reporter Terry Lemons debuted his latest work, exploring how the Cardinals and Babe Ruth transformed St. Louis into a major baseball hub in 1926.
Two recent cases have sparked a debate in Slovakia regarding journalistic responsibility and professional solidarity, prompting questions about what reporters should and should not publish.
An experienced crime reporter shares their decision to leave traditional journalism behind in order to focus on creating comic books and graphic narratives.
A top executive at United Talent Agency sent a company-wide message accusing a journalist of deliberately attempting to harm the agency's business interests through unprofessional coverage.
An opinion piece argues that when media outlets begin to view themselves as the news rather than objective reporters, they invite political backlash, boycotts, and aggression.
An investigative analysis reveals how fabricated Russian journalists are infiltrating and distorting Africa’s media landscape, spreading disinformation and eroding trust in local journalism.
Footage shows Israeli settlers using rocks, batons, and pepper spray against left-wing Israeli activists and reporters in the southern West Bank, with Israeli soldiers present but not intervening.
Authorities in Veracruz have confirmed the safe recovery of a previously missing journalist, who is now under protective custody. The state attorney general's office has launched an investigation into the circumstances surrounding his disappearance.
Local police launched a search operation after unidentified gunmen opened fire on two journalists covering crime news in northern Veracruz, leaving one missing.
If her petition to the US Supreme Court fails, reporter Catherine Herridge will be liable for an $800 daily penalty until she reveals her sources, sparking concerns among press freedom advocates.
The Guardian's senior international reporter, Luke Harding, will be answering reader questions live, covering topics such as his new book on Trump and Putin, the war in Ukraine, and his career.
The Turkish Journalists Association (TGC) has condemned restrictions placed on reporters covering the trial of jailed Istanbul Mayor Ekrem İmamoğlu and criticized the Health Ministry for excluding critical news outlets from a meeting.
A group of six Myanmar workers tearfully described frequent violence and verbal abuse they experienced at a farm in Hokkaido to reporters at a press conference.
Following controversial firings of a reporter, publisher, and editor-in-chief by the Pentagon, questions are being raised about the editorial independence of the military newspaper Stars and Stripes.
Local explorers and reporters document the ongoing exploration of a secondary cave system in Trinidad, highlighting geological features and community interest in the region's natural formations.
Sports reporters analyze the Iowa Hawkeyes' chances in their season opener against Northern Illinois, debating whether a 9-3 record would constitute a successful campaign.
An investigation reveals approximately $1 billion in anonymous political contributions flowing through congressional races, highlighting the difficulties in tracking undisclosed campaign financing.
The satirical magazine The Harvard Lampoon has published a parody targeting the Hollywood Reporter, continuing its long-standing tradition of mocking entertainment industry publications.
Investigative reporter Alberto Stegeman questions a significant financial backer about the motivations and implications of their substantial donations to media or political campaigns.
The Independent Journalists’ Union of Serbia has condemned state broadcaster RTS for treating reporters like military personnel and serving partisan interests. The union is calling for immediate reforms to guarantee professional autonomy and protect staff from political pressure.
Reporters Without Borders warns that most generative AI chatbots are still providing access to content from sanctioned Russian state outlets like Sputnik and RT, undermining European restrictions.
A journalist's reflections on Slovakia's capital highlight key figures in its legal-political sphere, including the legacy of murdered reporter Jan Kuciak.
An analysis of renowned author and former war correspondent Arturo Pérez-Reverte's career highlights his distinctive approach to conflict journalism, drawing comparisons to legendary reporters like Jean Lartéguy.
Gutekunst is hopeful the three-time Pro Bowl running back plays this season, but he told reporters Tuesday that Green Bay will "be prepared either way."
U.S. reporter Dawn Kikel spent the summer in Finland hoping to learn the local language but found that everyday interactions and services function seamlessly in English.
A Business Insider reporter shares insights from their inaugural Caribbean cruise, highlighting experiences in Honduras and Mexico while noting a desire for more time at each port.
"I will not run away, and I will not waste energy on wars of hatred," said Yehiel Tsuberi after suffering attacks from pro-Palestinian groups in Italy because of being Israeli.
CNN reporters document the ongoing emergency response efforts in the most severely affected region of Nepal, highlighting the logistical and physical challenges faced by search and rescue teams.
An Iraqi court handed down a lengthy prison term to a man convicted of abducting a US-based reporter, underscoring ongoing efforts to combat criminal networks operating across borders.
According to an N1 reporter, a traffic blockade and a gathering of high school students in front of the Faculty of Law have begun in Niš. Students also came to the protest.
Yogesh Aadi stood in the middle of the bridge in Betrawati when he heard a loud roar from the north. He grew up by the river and had experienced floods many times, but looking into the valley, he realized that something completely different was coming this time...
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.
The article examines how Ethiopia's ongoing economic liberalization is positioning Addis Ababa as a key destination for global capital and international business expansion.
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The US Treasury Department has restricted access for several reporters to the G20 finance ministers meeting in North Carolina, drawing criticism amid claims of political retaliation against specific news outlets.
The Netherlands mourns the loss of veteran reporter Wilco Dekker, known throughout his career for relentlessly exposing social inequality and systemic injustice.
An investigation by Times of India reporters found that government schools across six districts in Rajasthan suffer from critical shortages of basic facilities like roofs and toilets, as well as a lack of qualified teachers.
President Trump criticized NBC News anchor Kristen Welker, calling for her punishment, while she noted his mixed track record with endorsing candidates in Republican primaries.
Google Maps has updated its American interface to display Lake Ontario as "Lake America," reportedly following a directive from Donald Trump. The change has sparked diplomatic commentary, with Ontario’s premier using the moment to urge a thaw in strained US-Canada trade relations.
An Icelandic public broadcaster reporter highlighted that many citizens would likely seek exemptions from EU regulations if the country were to pursue membership, reflecting ongoing domestic debates.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Abdul El-Sayed attempted to minimize his association with controversial internet personality Hasan Piker following a viral antisemitism scandal, though reporters pressed him to fully disavow the streamer.
A recent report highlights the severe deterioration of New Belgrade Railway Station, which journalists describe as an unmanaged construction zone reflecting broader systemic failures. The piece calls for urgent infrastructure repairs and transparent management of public transport facilities.
The International Monetary Fund plans to reassess and update Ethiopia's national economic forecasting model in the near future, aiming to improve macroeconomic stability and policy planning for the East African nation.
The World Health Organization has issued a warning regarding a looming shortage of healthcare professionals throughout Africa, highlighting growing pressures on the continent's medical systems.
German officials have publicly blamed the Trump administration’s handling of the conflict with Iran for driving up global energy costs, prompting Washington to schedule meetings with domestic oil refiners. The diplomatic friction coincides with reports of mounting internal frustration within the White House over the escalating Middle East crisis.
After Uber confirmed the rollout of its autonomous ride-hailing service in Zagreb, local journalists attempted to book a test ride over two days but were unable to access the vehicle.
The Association of Journalists of Serbia publicly denounced lies, insults, and direct threats directed at editors and reporters Dragan Todorović and Žarko Bogosavljević, demanding authorities identify and punish those responsible.
Meteorological authorities in Ethiopia are developing a hybrid early warning framework that pairs advanced technological forecasting tools with indigenous knowledge and folklore to improve disaster preparedness across rural communities.
The Hollywood Reporter shares an exclusive look at the trailer for Colombian director Sebastián Múnera’s first feature film, which follows two women smuggling phones into a prison and premieres at the Venice Critics' Week.
A federal judge ruled that the Pentagon's designation of AI developer Anthropic as a supply chain security risk was unlawful and issued an injunction against the blacklisting. The decision halts the administration's attempt to restrict the company's access to government contracts pending further legal review.
Bloomberg reporters host a live discussion analyzing how Middle Eastern wealth hubs like Dubai and Abu Dhabi are managing economic and security challenges amid the ongoing Iran conflict.
Authorities in Nepal and Tibet have halted search efforts after a landslide-created barrier lake overflowed, triggering dangerous flash floods along the mountainous border. The renewed flooding endangers teams searching for dozens of missing mountaineers, including British nationals.
Three reporters from the US Army's Stars and Stripes newspaper plan to sue the Department of Defense after being terminated for publishing reports on living conditions aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln aircraft carrier.
A reporter claims that most of President Trump's team is eager to depart the administration, citing a tense atmosphere driven by the prolonged military engagement in Iran and anticipated Republican losses in the upcoming midterms.
Major press freedom organizations are urging Serbian authorities to guarantee editorial independence for journalists at the state broadcaster ANN, rather than imposing government-defined standards of acceptable reporting. The groups emphasize that professional safeguards must replace political oversight to ensure unbiased news coverage.
Ahead of the 25th anniversary of September 11, Canadian journalists were directed by internal guidelines to refrain from labeling the events as terrorist attacks, sparking public criticism.
A Democratic candidate in Michigan's upcoming Senate race has asked journalists to refrain from questioning them regarding political commentator Hasan Piker. The request underscores the growing intersection of mainstream political campaigns and influencer-driven media dynamics.
A Moscow court has ordered the arrest of Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung reporter Michael Martens in absentia, charging him with inciting hatred after he questioned the circumstances of Russian soldier deaths.
Dozens of Mexican news organizations and Reporters Without Borders have issued a joint appeal to President Claudia Sheinbaum and authorities to take concrete measures to protect journalists following a series of violent attacks.
An unusual new art piece has appeared in Zagreb, prompting social media debate and prompting local reporters to gather citizen opinions on its reception.
The Human Rights and Solidarity Service (HRSS) has publicly condemned recent attacks and threats directed at three journalists in Bangladesh, calling for their protection.
A journalist spent the night inside Jerusalem’s Church of the Holy Sepulchre, documenting the continuous prayers and rituals maintained by clergy and pilgrims. The account highlights the historic site’s role as a shared spiritual hub where Christian and Muslim communities coordinate access and worship schedules.
The press freedom organization criticized ongoing criminal proceedings and an international manhunt targeting a reporter who asked a sensitive question, arguing such actions violate fundamental journalistic rights.
In response to the climate crisis, Guardian journalists have gathered a collection of worldwide projects and ideas designed to inspire public action and drive positive environmental change.
An editorial highlights Moscow's systematic crackdown on free press, including attacks on German reporters, calling for Berlin to implement more decisive countermeasures.
RTL journalist Boris Mišević announced his departure from his reporter role in the RTL Danas news program, but will remain with the television station to work on a new authorial project.
SPIEGEL reporters were harassed, and plans for a 'citizen's watch' emerged in Sachsen-Anhalt, highlighting issues with how parties like the AfD are handled ahead of the election.
Reykjavík's city center was vibrant with activity during Culture Night, despite unfavorable weather conditions, with RÚV reporter Ari Páll Karlsson capturing the festive atmosphere.
The Pentagon has fired the top leadership of the military newspaper Stars and Stripes, including its editor and publisher, citing insubordination. This move has raised concerns about the editorial independence of the publication, particularly after a report on conditions aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln aircraft carrier.
Patrick Odey, a correspondent for the Nigerian newspaper PUNCH stationed in Akwa Ibom State, has passed away, prompting tributes from colleagues and media organizations. Details regarding the cause of death and circumstances surrounding his passing are currently being investigated.
Reporter Chumel Torres publicly disclosed a hacking attempt on his X profile, joining several other prominent Latin American journalists who recently fell victim to similar security breaches.
A prominent official has issued a strong warning against the intimidation of journalists and political interference in the media sector, calling for greater press freedom and institutional protection for reporters.
Hollywood Reporter analyzes how high-profile trailers like those for 'Grand Theft Auto' and AI-generated shows may define the future of digital streaming platforms.
Graphic Online details a professional development program aimed at equipping reporters with ethical guidelines and safety protocols for covering security-related stories.
WNBA star A’ja Wilson’s decision to skip the FIBA Women’s Basketball World Cup due to a back injury has ignited discussions about her absence and potential implications for Caitlin Clark’s role on the national team. Analysts and fans continue to weigh how the roster changes might affect Team USA’s championship prospects.
A recent newspaper column playfully highlights the frustrations caused by a reporter's cluttered storage space, turning a mundane household issue into a lighthearted editorial feature.
The coverage consolidates recent governmental announcements, economic policy shifts, and social updates from across the island. Reporters track administrative decisions and market movements shaping the country’s current trajectory.
Journalists Thomas Heise and Henrik Neumann discuss their investigative work on neonazi groups, identitarians, and clan-related crime, offering exclusive insights into their reporting methods.
An Iraqi court has sentenced a man to 15 years in prison for the kidnapping of American journalist Shelly Kittleson in Baghdad. The ruling concludes a high-profile case involving the abduction of the reporter during her coverage of the region.
With the transfer window nearing its end, Sacha Boey remains a Bayern Munich player, but a late move could now be on the cards for the French right-back.According to transfer reporter Matteo Moretto,…
President Donald Trump told reporters that discussions about his successor are premature, specifically avoiding questions about whether Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth might launch a 2028 presidential campaign.
The Committee to Protect Journalists is calling on Tunisian authorities to release imprisoned reporters, highlighting the dangerous conditions they face during a severe national heatwave.
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.
The Committee to Protect Journalists has called on Tunisian authorities to release detained reporters immediately, citing dangerous living conditions exacerbated by extreme temperatures.
Television actress Amita Rao has publicly addressed social media backlash regarding her natural body hair, sharing a Hollywood Reporter feature on Instagram to thank the publication for its positive coverage.
Severe flooding in Nepal has wiped out villages and killed family members, prompting humanitarian assessments as reporters visit the widespread destruction caused by the disaster.
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.
The Leaf-Chronicle in Clarksville has welcomed Jack Williams as its newest high school sports reporter, expanding local coverage of regional athletic programs.
Anti-corruption advocates and reporters will convene to examine findings related to the ongoing probe into the assets and financial holdings of former House Speaker Martin Romualdez.
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…
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.
The former U.S. president publicly called for disciplinary action against a network journalist, reigniting debates over media relations and political rhetoric.
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.
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.
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 article explores how fabricated reports and fake reporters existed during the ancient Trojan War, drawing parallels to contemporary misinformation.
Reporters from major outlets including The New York Times, Wall Street Journal, and Bloomberg were barred from receiving press credentials for next week's G20 finance ministers' meeting in North Carolina.
Italy’s public television network RAI has terminated a well-known investigative reporter, prompting accusations of political interference and sparking a broader media debate. The dismissed journalist has vowed to legally challenge the decision amid growing public scrutiny.
US President Donald Trump announced a historic oil agreement with Venezuela, giving the United States control over 65 billion barrels of the country's oil reserves. Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro confirmed the deal.
As the continental bloc faces ongoing fiscal challenges, Ethiopia has announced it will double its annual budget contribution to help stabilize the AU's operations.
The Koysha Hydropower Project in Ethiopia requires an additional €500 million to reach completion, while the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD) currently supplies 52% of the country's power needs.
International capital is reshaping the economy and culture of Batu, shifting local livelihoods from traditional fishing to a burgeoning viticulture industry.
Critics ridiculed a CNN journalist after she posted a photo of White House aide Natalie Harp working in the Oval Office, arguing her routine duties were not newsworthy.
A reporter conducted a practical experiment to determine how long one can participate in business video calls from a music festival without being detected by employers or colleagues.
A prominent Zimbabwean figure has dropped criminal theft allegations previously filed against several reporters, marking a de-escalation in tensions between authorities and the press.
African nations continue to attract the largest share of funding under China's Belt and Road Initiative, outpacing other regions in infrastructure and development financing.
After a month-long suspension of foreign media operations, Ethiopian authorities have approved work permits for Reuters reporters, restoring their ability to file dispatches from the country.
Reporters from the investigative outlet Recorder criticized President Nicușor Dan’s claim that he found no justification for publishing their report on SPP director Lucian Pahonțu’s alleged involvement in the 1989 University Square repression.
The directorial debut of a French organized crime journalist explores themes of career reinvention and features exclusive clips showcased in the festival's Horizons section.
A weather reporter struggled to complete his segment after a colleague played Charlie Brown audio clips as a prank, causing him to lose composure on air.
A sudden glacial collapse on the Nepal-Tibet border has triggered catastrophic flash floods that have killed at least 389 people and left over 1,000 missing. More than 13,000 rescue personnel are currently conducting search-and-rescue missions amid concerns that a newly formed lake could breach and worsen the disaster.
Michigan Democratic lawmakers and strategists are publicly clashing over gubernatorial candidate Roshan El-Sayed’s past associations with controversial political streamer Hasan Piker. Critics have raised concerns about Piker’s past remarks, prompting intra-party debates over campaign messaging and voter perception.
Police have referred materials to the prosecutor's office after a 45-year-old man allegedly threatened and insulted reporters during a demonstration against the proposed merger of Maliq Municipality. Authorities are treating the incident as a criminal offense against public officials and the press.
With early parliamentary elections potentially scheduled for mid-to-late October, observers note that President Aleksandar Vučić’s repeated postponements reveal a clear political strategy amid growing scrutiny.
Corporate executive Berhane Demissie has been appointed to the board of directors at Safaricom Ethiopia, strengthening the telecom company's leadership team amid ongoing regional market developments.
The Hollywood Reporter released exclusive clips from two Venice Film Festival entries, 'Eklipse' and 'I Matter', which examine complex family dynamics and cultural identity. Both films highlight emerging cinematic voices addressing social and personal struggles.
An anthrax infection has been confirmed at a livestock facility in Bulgaria’s Lovech region, with authorities noting the affected animal was not destined for commercial sale. Tensions escalated when reporters covering the outbreak were physically assaulted near the farm.
Dozens of national news organizations have aligned with Reporters Without Borders to pressure President Claudia Sheinbaum and security agencies into implementing immediate protections for journalists.
Bloomberg reporters field audience questions regarding the growing unpopularity of the war within Russia and its economic repercussions, alongside developments in Ukrainian leadership.
Washington is calling for a negotiated settlement in the Tigray conflict, while the Tigray People's Liberation Front insists on specific prerequisites before engaging in African Union-mediated peace talks.
Three reporters from the French news agency AFP were harassed by Israeli settlers while covering events near Bethlehem, according to the agency's statement.
Industry analysis suggests that relying exclusively on AI cannot sustain journalistic operations, emphasizing the continued necessity of human editors and reporters alongside automated tools.
An investigative journalist claims to have witnessed French law enforcement officers facilitating the landing of migrant smugglers on British shores, raising questions about cross-border cooperation.
A former 2GB radio host has denied allegations in court that he tailored his evidence to assist Alan Jones. The court also heard that Jones and a fellow host referred to a newspaper and reporter as 'pigs in the media'.
A mysterious bomb attack targeting the famous investigative reporter Ranucci, initially seen as a threat to press freedom in Italy, is now being questioned after the alleged mastermind claimed the attack was staged, leading to accusations of a left-wing conspiracy.
The situation in Deliblatska Peščara is stable but challenging, with smoke stinging the eyes, according to an N1 reporter. The EU Ambassador to Serbia stated that assistance must be requested to be provided.
German press associations and broadcasters are requesting diplomatic intervention from the German government to prevent the US from shortening journalist visas to just 240 days.
Police were called on a New York Times reporter at a campaign event for Republican lawmaker Thomas Kean Jr., who has a reputation for being intensely private and had a three-month absence from Congress earlier this year.