
Togo Jails French Journalists in Permits Crackdown
Togo's government is charging two French documentary filmmakers with technical violations, a tactic press watchdogs call a calculated strategy to crim
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Togo's government is charging two French documentary filmmakers with technical violations, a tactic press watchdogs call a calculated strategy to crim

Trump's jokes landed in a shaken room, turning a press dinner into a sharper test of respect for scrutiny.

Trump turned NBC and ABC's skipped live airing into a license threat, raising a fight over federal power and press freedom.

Uganda's army chief ordered major outlets off air, turning a media crackdown into a blunt test of who controls the public square.

Two journalists face 14 years over Facebook border photos as Cambodia's Supreme Court weighs a treason appeal with press freedom at stake.

Pauline Hanson’s attack on Sarah Martin turned a staffing question into a press freedom clash, drawing a media union rebuke.

At least 135 journalists have died in Gaza since October, making it the deadliest period for press freedom in decades.

Pope Leo XIV spotlights the rising death toll of journalists in war zones, urging global remembrance and action on World Press Freedom Day.