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Palestinian journalists who are wounded or living with chronic illness staged a protest in Gaza, pressing for urgent medical evacuation amid severe access

The Justice Department dropped subpoenas it had filed demanding grand jury testimony and phone records from New York Times journalists, after sharp questioning from a federal judge on the matter.

Pakistan's media freedom debate has intensified after the Human Rights Commission of Pakistan and the Pakistan Federal Union of Journalists voiced concern over new rules affecting foreign press movement. Under the…

In an expected court filing, The New York Times will contend the White House is misusing the justice system to pressure journalists, following coverage that reportedly angered the president.

Uzbek journalists visit Pakistan's Foreign Office and leading broadcasters during an eight-day tour focused on media and cultural ties.

A New York Times account follows one veteran-journalist back to Afghanistan, where he sought out a former Taliban commander he once fought, hoping for answers and closure.

The Justice Department move comes after a federal judge questioned how the subpoenas were handled, in a case The Times says tested press freedom.

Pakistan?s new foreign-media guidelines are drawing criticism from press-freedom groups over clearance rules for reporting beyond major cities.

Social media has become a global political arena, shaping diplomacy, elections, conflict narratives and public trust in ways governments can no longer ignore.

Anyone working for foreign media, including Pakistanis, will now need permission to report from anywhere outside three major cities

Reform UK leader Nigel Farage says questions about his financial backing amount to a 'coordinated pile-on,' after facing scrutiny over revelations he received £5 million from a billionaire before the election.

The Trump administration has withdrawn subpoenas targeting three New York Times reporters, a move that underscores mounting legal resistance to pressure on critical

Beijing’s tourism push is about more than numbers. According to an opinion piece in The Guardian by Zichen Wang, China is relaxing visa rules at a time when officials appear to be pursuing two goals at once: giving the…

Israeli forces help settlers seize olive groves from Palestinians during the critical harvest season, sparking violence in the occupied West Bank

U.S. TV networks have resumed coverage of President Trump's White House events, including a significant dinner with China's Xi Jinping amidst ongoing press access disputes

Protests and restrictions in Azad Jammu and Kashmir have kept attention on political representation, economic demands, public safety and the need for credible dialogue.

Indian court orders 10-year term for Tehelka founder MUMBAI: The Bombay High Court has sentenced former news magazine editor Tarun Tejpal to 10 years in prison after convicting him in a rape case involving a junior…

Israeli forces raided Qalandia refugee camp on Wednesday in an operation that left eight people injured, according to reports from the occupied West Bank. The camp, which lies next to Jerusalem, has seen rising tension…

Gaza health officials reported at least six deaths and 34 injuries as strikes hit Khan Younis, Bureij and Gaza City during continuing ceasefire talks.

The UN human rights chief has warned that Nicaragua’s latest political shift deepens repression and threatens basic freedoms, according to a statement reported by Al Jazeera.

NPR is drawing attention to new scrutiny of Donald Trump’s finances during the first year of his second term, after reporting that he made an estimated $2.2 billion in that period. The discussion centers on long-running…

A former member of Morocco's domestic intelligence service has helped provide unprecedented evidence suggesting internal security services deployed Pegasus spyware from 2017 against key domestic and foreign targets.

At least 624 US military service members have been wounded since President Trump ordered strikes against Iran in February, according to the Pentagon's most recent update from July 25, BBC News reported.

Pakistan's Ishaq Dar asserts India cannot set aside international obligations, highlighting the Indus Waters Treaty and escalating tensions in Kashmir