Journalism
Taliban Silences BBC, Intensifying Afghan Media Crackdown
Taliban suspends BBC broadcasts across Afghanistan, intensifying crackdown on media and limiting information access.
Tag: Journalism
Journalism
Turkey Replaces Leadership at Last Major Opposition TV Station
Turkey's government has appointed a new manager to Halk TV, the last major opposition news channel, amid broader media control efforts.
News
Srinagar Drug Ring Accused Posed as Journalist, Linked to Leaders
Srinagar Police have uncovered a drug network where a key accused allegedly posed as a journalist, using photos with leaders to build influence.
Journalism
Jammu & Kashmir to Introduce Social Media Journalist Regulations
J&K government to draft guidelines regulating social media journalists amid concerns over misuse and accountability.
Journalism
Philippine Publisher Who Challenged Dictator Dies at 100
Eugenia Apostol, a Philippine publisher who used her magazine to expose Ferdinand Marcos's regime, has died at 100.
Profile
NYT Reporter Finds New Stories in Irish Castle’s Shadow
NYT reporter Dan Barry found renewed journalistic inspiration in the west of Ireland after a life-threatening illness.
Journalism
Royal Watchers Seek Answers on Harry and Meghan’s UK Return
Journalists are investigating the reasons and implications of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's recent return to Britain.
International
Iran War Six Months In: Readers Invited to Question Times Correspondents
The New York Times invites readers to submit questions to its war, diplomacy, and Middle East correspondents as the Iran conflict nears six months.
Conflict
Gaza Photojournalist Documents Displacement and Danger Amidst Ongoing Conflict
A Gaza photojournalist's work reveals the daily displacement and danger defining life in the territory.
Journalism
Pakistan Tightens Grip on Media Amidst Kashmir Unrest
Pakistan imposes new restrictions on journalists amid escalating Kashmir protests, limiting independent reporting.