Dmitry Medvedev says editors of the Times are legitimate military targets'
Medvedev's comments reflect escalating tensions and threats against media, indicating a dangerous environment for journalists reporting on Russia's actions.
Russia arrests more journalists in intensifying crackdown on dissent
The use of anti-extremism laws to prosecute reporters in Russia is part of a larger campaign to stifle domestic dissent.
Russia deems Moscow Times 'undesirable,' putting writers, sources at risk
Russia designates The Moscow Times as an 'undesirable organization', banning its operations and exposing collaborators to potential criminal charges.
Dmitry Medvedev says editors of the Times are legitimate military targets'
Medvedev's comments reflect escalating tensions and threats against media, indicating a dangerous environment for journalists reporting on Russia's actions.
Russia arrests more journalists in intensifying crackdown on dissent
The use of anti-extremism laws to prosecute reporters in Russia is part of a larger campaign to stifle domestic dissent.
Russia deems Moscow Times 'undesirable,' putting writers, sources at risk
Russia designates The Moscow Times as an 'undesirable organization', banning its operations and exposing collaborators to potential criminal charges.
GOP Rep. Thomas Massie and Democrat Jim McGovern Ask Biden To Pardon Julian Assange
Legislators urge President Biden to pardon Julian Assange, raising concerns about the implications of his prosecution under the Espionage Act. This sets a dangerous precedent.
Opinion | A Reporter's Shield Law Is Vital to Prevent Abuses of Power
The federal government currently lacks protections for journalists' sources, which undermines the role of the press in exposing government misconduct.
GOP Rep. Thomas Massie and Democrat Jim McGovern Ask Biden To Pardon Julian Assange
Legislators urge President Biden to pardon Julian Assange, raising concerns about the implications of his prosecution under the Espionage Act. This sets a dangerous precedent.
Opinion | A Reporter's Shield Law Is Vital to Prevent Abuses of Power
The federal government currently lacks protections for journalists' sources, which undermines the role of the press in exposing government misconduct.
"The Israeli Army Martyred My Father": What Gaza's Journalists Have Endured
Journalists in Gaza face unprecedented dangers, with targeted attacks and limitations on foreign press, yet they continue their work to report the truth.
Op-Ed: Passing a 1950 Journalistic Baton at Brooklyn College
Hyper-local journalism, including student newspapers, is essential for democracy and providing a voice to the marginalized.
Julian Assange makes first public address since release DW 10/01/2024
Julian Assange claims he was freed not due to the justice system but by pleading guilty to journalism after years of legal struggles.
A.G. Sulzberger is unfit to run The New York Times as latest op-ed spreads misinformation
Recent op-ed by New York Times publisher criticizes the perceived failure of major media to present impartial truth.
Russia convicts writer Masha Gessen; reporter Gershkovich seeks faster trial
Journalist Evan Gershkovich facing trial in Russia for alleged espionage; Masha Gessen sentenced in absentia to 8 years in prison for broadcasting fake news.
Joe Scarborough Slams Gutter' Social Media Influencers Who Stir Up Sh*t' And Lie At No Cost': What Reporters Do Matters!'
Social media influences negatively impact public trust in journalism, while traditional media plays a critical role in delivering truth.
"The Israeli Army Martyred My Father": What Gaza's Journalists Have Endured
Journalists in Gaza face unprecedented dangers, with targeted attacks and limitations on foreign press, yet they continue their work to report the truth.
Op-Ed: Passing a 1950 Journalistic Baton at Brooklyn College
Hyper-local journalism, including student newspapers, is essential for democracy and providing a voice to the marginalized.
Julian Assange makes first public address since release DW 10/01/2024
Julian Assange claims he was freed not due to the justice system but by pleading guilty to journalism after years of legal struggles.
A.G. Sulzberger is unfit to run The New York Times as latest op-ed spreads misinformation
Recent op-ed by New York Times publisher criticizes the perceived failure of major media to present impartial truth.
Russia convicts writer Masha Gessen; reporter Gershkovich seeks faster trial
Journalist Evan Gershkovich facing trial in Russia for alleged espionage; Masha Gessen sentenced in absentia to 8 years in prison for broadcasting fake news.
Joe Scarborough Slams Gutter' Social Media Influencers Who Stir Up Sh*t' And Lie At No Cost': What Reporters Do Matters!'
Social media influences negatively impact public trust in journalism, while traditional media plays a critical role in delivering truth.
Jimmy Lai trial: key points from media mogul's testimony on first day
Jimmy Lai opposes the national security law he is charged under, fearing it threatens press freedoms and his newspaper's legacy.
Tanzania suspends news websites over ad referencing killings of dissidents
Tanzania suspended a newspaper's online operations after it aired a politically charged animated advert criticizing president Samia Suluhu Hassan amid rising concerns over dissident abductions.
German minister defiant after court lifts 'Compact' ban DW 08/15/2024
The German court provisionally lifted the ban on right-wing magazine Compact, while Interior Minister Faeser vows to continue the legal challenge.
Russian court jails journalist for six-and-a-half years after secret trial
Russian court sentences Russian-American journalist Alsu Kurmasheva to 6.5 years in prison for failing to register as a foreign agent and spreading false information about the Russian armed forces.
Gershkovich marks one year in Russian prison DW 03/29/2024
Evan Gershkovich was arrested in Russia on espionage charges a year ago, but denies the allegations.
US citizens, including Alsu Kurmasheva, Paul Whelan, and Ksenia Khavana, are imprisoned in Russia on various charges.
Russian court jails journalist for six-and-a-half years after secret trial
Russian court sentences Russian-American journalist Alsu Kurmasheva to 6.5 years in prison for failing to register as a foreign agent and spreading false information about the Russian armed forces.
Gershkovich marks one year in Russian prison DW 03/29/2024
Evan Gershkovich was arrested in Russia on espionage charges a year ago, but denies the allegations.
US citizens, including Alsu Kurmasheva, Paul Whelan, and Ksenia Khavana, are imprisoned in Russia on various charges.
Georgia's president vetoes media law that has provoked weeks of protests
Georgia's president vetoed a Russian-style media law, labeling it as against European standards and Georgia's Constitution.
I decided to not let anybody silence my voice': the journalists in exile but still at risk
Iran International journalists facing credible threats from Iran due to reporting, highlighting risks for journalists reporting on Iran from outside the country.
Russia intensifies its offensive against the foreign press
Russian authorities detained journalists from Western media for allegedly discrediting the actions of the Russian army in Ukraine.
Russian journalist who covered Navalny trials jailed on extremism charges
A Russian journalist covering trials of opposition figures faces extremism charges and remains in custody.
The journalist's arrest and detention were related to her work with the Foundation for Fighting Corruption and covering Navalny's cases.
Al Jazeera journalist Samir Sassi arrested in Tunis
Al Jazeera journalist Samir Sassi has been arrested by Tunisian anti-terrorism officers at his home in Tunis.
The government has not provided any information regarding what Sassi might be charged with and it is not expected that there will be any such announcement before 48 hours have passed since his arrest.
Russia bans Moscow Times newspaper DW 07/11/2024
The Moscow Times banned in Russia for discrediting the country's military.
Russia bans access to over 80 Western media outlets DW 06/25/2024
Moscow banned Russians from accessing 81 Western media sites, accusing them of spreading inaccurate information about Russia's invasion of Ukraine.