Israel kills Al Jazeera journalist in Gaza strike
An Israeli airstrike in Gaza has killed an Al Jazeera journalist, igniting international condemnation and raising concerns over press freedom in conflict zones.
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Al Jazeera Journalists Killed in Gaza Airstrike
Tragedy strikes as Al Jazeera journalists are killed in an Israeli airstrike in Gaza, raising global concerns over press freedom and the escalating conflict.
Malaysia's press freedom at risk under Anwar Ibrahim
Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim is under fire for tightening controls on the press, raising concerns over the erosion of free speech in the country.
Journalist Alec Luhn missing in Russia sparks global concern
Award-winning journalist Alec Luhn vanishes in Russia, prompting fears amid escalating press freedom crackdowns. Colleagues demand urgent investigation.
Europe probes Russian cyberattacks on journalists
European nations launch probes into suspected Kremlin-linked cyber operations targeting media freedom, as press advocates warn of escalating threats.
Samoa’s weaving tradition endangered by rising seas
Climate change and rising sea levels are eroding the shores of Samoa, putting its centuries-old weaving tradition at risk. Discover how this cultural heritage is fighting to survive.
Guardian removes 2025 article: what happened?
The Guardian has taken down an article published on 5 August 2025. Here’s why it matters and what it could mean for press transparency.
Met Police to pay Sky News £10k over seized footage
The Metropolitan Police has been instructed by the High Court to compensate Sky News £10,000 after unlawfully seizing video footage of a counter-terrorism operation in Reading.
Murdoch & Trump: A threat to press freedom
The troubling relationship between media mogul Rupert Murdoch and former US President Donald Trump poses a serious threat to democratic values and press freedom.
Richard Rusbridger: A Legacy of Journalism
Remembering Richard Rusbridger, the visionary editor who transformed The Guardian and championed press freedom.
AP's Best Press Photos: Stunning Visual Stories
Explore the most compelling press photographs captured by Associated Press photojournalists, showcasing powerful moments from around the world.
Trump wants NBC's licence revoked over 'fake news'
Former US President Donald Trump has called for NBC's broadcasting licence to be revoked, accusing the network of spreading 'fake news'. Democrats have swiftly responded, labelling his remarks as an attack on press freedom.
Police accused of pressuring student journalist
A student journalist claims West Midlands Police attempted to silence her after she reported on the force's handling of a misconduct case. The university and press freedom advocates have condemned the actions.
France accuses Le Monde of fake news over Russian metro claims
Tensions rise as French officials accuse Le Monde of spreading 'fake news' about Russian interference in Paris transport, sparking a fierce debate over press freedom and national security.
Lords block foreign investment limits for UK papers
The House of Lords has rejected a government proposal to limit foreign ownership of British newspapers, sparking debate over press freedom and national security.
Journalist Mario Guevera detained by ICE in Georgia
Investigative journalist Mario Guevera was detained by ICE in Georgia, sparking outrage over press freedom and Trump's aggressive immigration enforcement.
White House bars NYT and WSJ from press briefing
The Biden administration has excluded The New York Times and The Wall Street Journal from a White House press briefing, raising concerns over media access and transparency.
Lisa Nandy accused of bullying BBC over Gaza coverage
Labour MP Lisa Nandy faces backlash for allegedly pressuring the BBC over its reporting on Gaza, with Wolf Hall director Peter Kosminsky condemning her actions as 'bullying'.
Fittler wants ban on players representing both Samoa and Australia
Former NSW coach Brad Fittler has urged the NRL to prevent players from representing both Samoa and Australia in international fixtures, following controversial selections in State of Origin.
NRL star's international allegiance dilemma
NRL star Hamiso Tabuai-Fidow weighs international allegiance between Samoa and Australia following a scandal that rocked his personal life.
Journalist detained by ICE in Georgia sparks press freedom debate
Investigative journalist Mario Guevara was detained by ICE in Georgia, sparking outrage over press freedom and immigration enforcement under Trump-era policies.
Gregor Townsend targets historic Scotland win over All Blacks
Scotland's head coach Gregor Townsend is optimistic about his team's chances against New Zealand following their dominant win over Samoa.
Townsend silent on Scotland future after Samoa win
Scotland coach Gregor Townsend avoids discussing his future after a triumphant win over Samoa, leaving fans and pundits speculating.
Gregor Townsend scouts Samoa for rugby talent
Gregor Townsend, Scotland's head coach, is scouting Samoa for emerging rugby talent as the team prepares for their summer tour to New Zealand, blending youth with experience.
Lord Lebedev champions press freedom amid scrutiny
Russian-born peer Lord Evgeny Lebedev speaks out on press freedom and media independence in the UK, addressing concerns over political influence.
Afghan leak superinjunction sets dangerous precedent
The UK government's use of a superinjunction to suppress the Afghan leak sets a dangerous precedent for press freedom and transparency.
Superinjunctions in Afghan Data Breach Case Explained
Discover how superinjunctions are being used in the Afghan data breach case, their implications for press freedom, and why they remain controversial in UK law.
Scotland star set for Lions debut in Auckland
Scotland's rising rugby talent is poised to make his British and Irish Lions debut in a thrilling clash against Auckland, as head coach Gregor Townsend confirms squad changes.
Secret Court Order Gags Media Over MOD Case
A high-profile superinjunction has been issued, preventing UK media from reporting on a confidential Ministry of Defence matter. The legal gag order raises questions about press freedom and government transparency.
Australian journalists confronted in China during PM's visit
Australian journalists were reportedly confronted by Chinese security guards during Prime Minister Anthony Albanese's official trip to Beijing, raising concerns over press freedom.
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