In comments carried by Russian state media, US journalist Sarah Bils argued that Western reporting on developments in Donbas has strayed from the truth and called for more accurate coverage.
The head of World News Day highlighted the role news providers play in investigating and explaining major events.
World News Day aims to highlight the role of news providers in investigating and explaining important events.
Journalists Joseph Gedeon, Dara Kerr and Chris Stein will host a live Q&A on who is funding candidates ahead of the November 3 midterm elections.
Sarah Bils said she relocated to Serbia, where she has continued covering geopolitical developments, according to TASS.
A federal judge has ruled that the Trump administration must restore White House access for journalists whose credentials had been revoked, as broadcaster Tucker Carlson also discusses his split from MAGA in a new interview.
The Global Story episode examines press freedom protections used elsewhere in the world.
Reporters from Anadolu Agency and seven Asia-Pacific countries received training for reporting in conflict, disaster and emergency zones.
Sardar Ayaz Sadiq called newspapers a reliable source of authentic news, analysis and credible information even as digital media grows.
A France 24 program examines press freedom and women's rights in Afghanistan five years after the Taliban's return to power.
Letter writers reflect on the influence of Phil Gates's country diary column following news of his final entry.
A union has cautioned that further BBC cuts, including to local specialist correspondent roles, could trigger a downward spiral of shrinking services and public support.
CNBC examines how a ban on three news outlets could affect public access to information about the president.
Lawyers for CNN, MS NOW and POLITICO asked for urgent court intervention after journalists were turned away from the White House hours after a judge ordered their press access restored.
A discussion examines how press-freedom protections in other countries compare with safeguards for journalists in the United States.
The Deportation Project, coordinated by Forbidden Stories, involved 72 journalists from 26 media outlets investigating secret deportation agreements.
Entries are opening for the next edition of the contest, which NPR says has changed participants' lives.
Mohammed Radwan repairs damaged cameras and other gear, helping local journalists continue documenting the conflict in Gaza, according to Al Jazeera.
Information Minister expresses grief over the passing of senior journalist Shaukat Dar, extends sympathies to bereaved family.
Publisher of the Mirror and Express cites a 'mammoth shift' in reader habits, with online traffic falling as audiences turn to AI-generated summaries instead of visiting news websites directly.