Free press
Foreign journalists push Israel's High Court to speed up ruling on Gaza access
A conditional order, if granted, would mean the court had found the petition serious enough to require the state to formally justify why the requested relief should not be granted.
Inside Israel's media war: Who shapes the narrative now?
Those who seek truth do not silence the press - opinion
Shutting down Army Radio is a blow to Israeli democracy - opinion
Prominent Russian journalist and lawyer attacked in Chechnya
The attackers shaved Milashina's head, broke several of her fingers and covered her head with green dye, according to human rights group Memorial.
Russian system to scan internet for undesired content and dissent
Fines will be imposed for those sharing "LGBT propaganda," or share anti-Russian speech
Turkey’s authoritarianism increases targeting journalists, opposition - analysis
Amid the Ukraine war, Ankara has positioned itself as a friend to both sides, working with Russia on trade while also working with Ukraine.
Musk says will restore recently suspended journalists' Twitter accounts
Activists launch independent haredi news organization
Naftuli Moster is launching a news organization focused on tackling the news desert in the haredi world.
Israeli reporter resigns after 40 years: 'Freedom of press at risk'
Matzliach urged journalists to "to protect the freedom of the press and freedom of expression."
Russia silences another publication: Novaya Gazeta's magazine
Novaya Gazeta suspended publication in Russia in March after being cautioned for violating new laws censoring coverage of the conflict in Ukraine.
Russia-Ukraine war: Russia claims 20 journalists murdered in Ukraine
The claim that Russian journalists are being killed in Ukraine echoes similar narratives pushed by the Kremlin back in April.
Hong Kong pro-democracy Stand News shuts down after police raid, arrests
Stand News, set up in 2014 as a non-profit organization, was the most prominent remaining pro-democracy publication in Hong Kong.
BBC journalist leaves Russia due to 'unprecedented surveillance'
Russian authorities designated the BBC's Andrei Zakharov a 'foreign agent' in October, a decision the British broadcaster said at the time it strongly rejected and would try to overturn.
