Stories tagged “Journalism.”
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The editor of a US military newspaper says he's been fired for speaking out against censorship. Eric Slayton, who has worked for Stars and Stripes for 21 years, was let go after he told a reporter that he believed censorship would be a red line in the future. Slayton says…
A Nigerian researcher based in the United States, Kemi Busari, advocates for merit-based recruitment in Nigerian newsrooms, emphasizing practical skills and experience over academic degrees.
CWPPF demands independent probe into police assault on Abuja journalist
The Coalition for Whistleblowers Protection and Press Freedom (CWPPF) has called for an independent investigation into the alleged assault of Pinnacle Daily editor, Sunday Ogwu, by police officers in Abuja.
Togo says it has 'serious' evidence against detained French filmmakers
Togo's government said it has 'serious and corroborative evidence' against two French documentary filmmakers arrested last month alongside their Togolese fixer. The three men deny charges of making 'false declarations'.
Russian authorities have issued an arrest warrant for German journalist Michael Martens, citing a criminal case under Article 282 of the Russian Criminal Code. The case involves 'inciting hatred or enmity' in mass media, punishable by up to six years in prison. The FAZ ne…
Two French journalists detained in Togo since July have been charged with 'false declarations' despite having correct documents. RSF calls for their immediate release.
More than 680 Chinese news organizations, including central and local media, have released their 2025 social responsibility reports. These reports detail their performance across nine areas, including political responsibility and service to the public.
A coalition of unions and advocacy groups in the United States has sued the federal government, seeking to block a rule that would limit how long foreign students and journalists can remain in the country without applying for extensions.
Gujarat Police seized three laptops, two phones, and an iPad from journalist Ravi Nair's Delhi home as part of an investigation into a defamation and forgery case. Nair is facing charges over a news report and posts on X about the Adani Group.
TNS journalist Darryl K. Taft leaves a legacy of respected work and quiet integrity
Darryl K. Taft, a respected technology journalist, has left a legacy of quiet integrity and respected work at The New Stack. His dedication to delivering high-quality content has been a cornerstone of the publication's success.
The Lagos State Waste Management Authority (LAWMA) has cleared four-month-old refuse heaps along the Ejigbo-Idimu axis of Lagos State, following a report by PUNCH Metro highlighting residents' concerns.
Rabat Expels Spanish Journalists from Castillejos
The Moroccan government has ordered Spanish journalists from Efe and TVE to leave the city of Castillejos, where they were covering the migrant crisis. The journalists were covering the Moroccan forces dispersing migrants with gas and batons. The Spanish government has co…
Cameroon journalist held incommunicado for publishing photo
A Cameroonian journalist, George Lekeaka, has been held incommunicado since Monday for publishing a photo of security officers during clashes with separatist fighters.
In Ethiopia, five detained journalists pressured to apologise for terrorism
Ethiopian authorities are reportedly pressuring five journalists, detained for three years on terrorism charges, to apologize for their alleged involvement in an insurgency in exchange for freedom.
Robert Pattinson plays journalist Chris Hansen in A24’s Primetime, a thriller inspired by the rise of To Catch a Predator and the controversial sting operations that made Hansen a household name.
Former deputy bureau chief of The Guardian, Anietie Akpan, dies
Veteran Nigerian journalist and publisher Anietie Akpan, former deputy bureau chief of The Guardian, has died after a career spanning over three decades. His death is mourned by the Nigeria Union of Journalists, which praised his dedication and integrity.
Iran's Ettela'at newspaper marked its centenary, a milestone largely overlooked amidst national crises, despite its historical significance as the country's first professional and modern newspaper.
The New York Times has revealed that another journalist is facing a subpoena from the Trump administration over reporting on a secret military operation in North Korea. Freelance reporter Matthew Cole is the target of the subpoena.
Elon Musk's interview with the editor of the Economist has sparked a clash between the two worlds. The editor, Zanny Minton Beddoes, promotes economic liberalism and freedom, while Musk spreads misinformation to his hundreds of millions of followers on his own social medi…
Singaporean ministers Shanmugam and Tan See Leng have been awarded S$145,000 in legal costs each following their successful defamation suit against Bloomberg and its reporter Low De Wei. They were previously awarded S$230,000 in damages each after the judge found a Dec. 1…
The Associated Press is facing backlash after publishing an interview with Laura Loomer, a far-right activist and close ally of US President Donald Trump, during her visit to Ukraine. Critics argue that the AP's focus on her recent comments about Ukraine risked overshadow…
The trust in media has decreased, according to a Reuters Institute report. Investigative research using public sources can help. A journalist named Eliot Higgins suggests radical transparency as a solution.
Cecilia Vega, a former 60 Minutes correspondent, claims she felt pressured by CBS News executives to incorporate 'political bias' into segments for the broadcast program.
PREMIUM TIMES reporter wins 2026 Solution Journalism Award
Chinagorom Ugwu, an investigative journalist with PREMIUM TIMES, has won the 2026 Solution Journalism Award for his exposé on a minister's certificate forgery. The award was presented at the Active Citizens Awards ceremony in Lagos.
US Government Withdraws Subpoenas for 'Times' Journalists
The US government has withdrawn subpoenas for three journalists from the New York Times after a federal judge criticized the government's handling of the case. The judge, Arun Subramanian, said the government's actions were 'on the head of the law' and violated constituti…
Burkina Faso: RSF Accuses Ibrahim Traoré of Possessing a "Digital Militia" Targeting Journalists
Reporters Without Borders (RSF) accuses Burkina Faso's leader, Captain Ibrahim Traoré, of maintaining a "digital militia" that targets journalists and critics online.
A lobbying firm, CT Group, has been accused of paying journalists to write favourable stories about its clients. The practice has been condemned as a threat to democracy and an attack on the ethics of journalism and public relations.
Indian authorities have released prominent Kashmiri human rights activist Khurram Parvez and journalist Irfan Mehraj on bail after years in prison on 'terrorism' financing charges.
Deutsche-Welle journalist Alican Uludağ has been re-arrested in Turkey for making critical comments on social media. He was previously released from pre-trial detention in February but has now been taken into custody again for allegedly spreading false information and inc…
Italian journalist Daniele Compatangelo, known for his scoop on Trump's call with Italian Premier Meloni, has passed away at 50 due to a heart attack. Compatangelo was a correspondent for La7 and had a long career in journalism, covering major events including the Olympics.