Keywords: Journalism


Younes Mjahed’s academic milestone reflects a lifetime shaping Moroccan journalism

For decades, Younes Mjahed has been recognized as one of the most influential voices in Moroccan journalism and media governance. Now, his career has entered a new chapter with the successful defense of a doctoral dissertation that examines the evolution of Morocco’s journalistic landscape through......

New York Times challenges Trump administration subpoenas in press freedom dispute

The New York Times has asked a federal court to block subpoenas issued by the U.S. Department of Justice targeting journalists who reported on security concerns surrounding a presidential aircraft reportedly donated by Qatar to the United States. According to the newspaper, the legal challenge argues......

Rights organizations urge Thailand to halt deportation of Chinese investigative journalist

International human rights organizations have called on Thailand to refrain from deporting Chinese journalist Bai Zhaodong, warning that his return to China could expose him to political persecution and the risk of torture. The appeal adds to growing international scrutiny over the treatment of journalists......

New York Times journalists subpoenaed over Air Force One security report, newspaper says

The New York Times said several of its journalists have received subpoenas from the U.S. Department of Justice requiring them to testify before a federal grand jury following a report on security concerns surrounding President Donald Trump’s new Air Force One aircraft. The move has intensified......

American-Kuwaiti journalist Mohammad Shihab Eldin released after detention over war coverage

American-Kuwaiti journalist Mohammad Shihab Eldin has been released after being detained in Kuwait over allegations linked to his reporting on the ongoing conflict in the Middle East. According to U.S. officials, the journalist left Kuwait safely following 52 days in detention. He had been arrested......

France seeks buyer for ‘60 millions de consommateurs’ after institute liquidation

The French government has launched a search for a buyer for the well-known consumer magazine 60 Millions de consommateurs following the official liquidation of its parent body, the Institut national de la consommation (INC). A decree published in the official journal on Sunday formalized......

Chinese investigative journalist released on bail amid defamation charges

A prominent Chinese investigative journalist has been released on bail after being detained over allegations of defamation linked to an article accusing local officials of corruption. According to a statement issued by police in Chengdu, in southwestern China, journalist Liu Hu and a colleague were......

Sonia Mabrouk resigns from Europe 1 amid media controversy

French journalist Sonia Mabrouk announced her resignation from the radio station Europe 1 on Friday, following her recent departure from CNews. The move comes amid controversy surrounding host Jean-Marc Morandini, who remained on air despite convictions related to the corruption of minors. In a statement,......

Washington Post chief steps down after major job cuts

The Washington Post announced the immediate departure of its chief executive and publisher following a sweeping round of job cuts that has shaken one of the most iconic newspapers in American journalism. The decision comes amid deep financial pressures and a rapidly changing media landscape. The restructuring......