Haiti: Gang opens fire on hospital, killing journalists DW 12/25/2024Haiti's gang violence increasingly endangers lives, shown by the attack on journalists during a hospital reopening.Leslie Voltaire condemned the shooting, reflecting broader issues of security and violence in Haiti.
Meet the press? Hold that thought. The candidate sit-down interview ain't what it used to beJournalists have limited access to Kamala Harris during her presidential campaign, indicating a shift in the traditional role of presidential gatekeepers.
Gaza and the death of Western journalismIsrael's long history of violently targeting journalists in Gaza continues with the recent killing of two Palestinian journalists, raising concerns about lack of accountability.
The White House Press Corps Should Be Ashamed of ItselfThe White House Correspondents Dinner was overshadowed by a protest highlighting the killing of journalists in Gaza.
We want to work freely': Slovakian journalists protest against media overhaulJournalists in Slovakia protest government overhaul of public broadcaster, citing threats to media freedom.
Gaza and the death of Western journalismIsrael's long history of violently targeting journalists in Gaza continues with the recent killing of two Palestinian journalists, raising concerns about lack of accountability.
The White House Press Corps Should Be Ashamed of ItselfThe White House Correspondents Dinner was overshadowed by a protest highlighting the killing of journalists in Gaza.
We want to work freely': Slovakian journalists protest against media overhaulJournalists in Slovakia protest government overhaul of public broadcaster, citing threats to media freedom.
Evan Gershkovich, Paul Whelan freed from Russia in historic multi-country prisoner swap, back in USThe U.S. and Russia completed a major prisoner swap, with some journalists and dissidents released amidst strained relations post-Ukraine invasion.
How the world reacted to Russia-West prisoner swapThe largest post-Soviet prisoner swap occurred between the US and Russia, releasing dissidents and journalists, including Evan Gershkovich.
Evan Gershkovich, Paul Whelan freed from Russia in historic multi-country prisoner swap, back in USThe U.S. and Russia completed a major prisoner swap, with some journalists and dissidents released amidst strained relations post-Ukraine invasion.
How the world reacted to Russia-West prisoner swapThe largest post-Soviet prisoner swap occurred between the US and Russia, releasing dissidents and journalists, including Evan Gershkovich.
Russia's arbitrary cruelty in Ukraine and at home must inform any peace dealThe article highlights the arbitrary cruelty and depravity of the Kremlin in Russia, emphasizing the risks faced by journalists and civilians in the country.
Who's who among the prisoner exchange between Russia and the west?One main takeaway is the crackdown on journalists and opposition figures in Russia, with individuals like Evan Gershkovich facing arrest on espionage charges without credible evidence.
Russia's arbitrary cruelty in Ukraine and at home must inform any peace dealThe article highlights the arbitrary cruelty and depravity of the Kremlin in Russia, emphasizing the risks faced by journalists and civilians in the country.
Who's who among the prisoner exchange between Russia and the west?One main takeaway is the crackdown on journalists and opposition figures in Russia, with individuals like Evan Gershkovich facing arrest on espionage charges without credible evidence.
Security Researchers and Journalists at Risk: Why You Should Hate the Proposed UN Cybercrime TreatyThe proposed UN Cybercrime Treaty lacks protection for security researchers and journalists, potentially criminalizing their essential work in identifying system vulnerabilities.
Journalists at Australian newspapers go on strike on eve of OlympicsJournalists at major Australian newspapers go on strike for higher pay.
Russia arrests more journalists in intensifying crackdown on dissentThe use of anti-extremism laws to prosecute reporters in Russia is part of a larger campaign to stifle domestic dissent.