In France, prominent businessmen are buying important media groups, leading to a concentration of the main media outlets in the hands of a few persons.

The Federation of African Journalists (FAJ) has called for Israel to be held accountable for crimes against Palestinian media workers during the recent offensive on the Gaza Strip and elsewhere in the West Bank.

The US Justice Department has announced that it will no longer seize reporters’ records during leak investigations.

At least two Iraqi demonstrators have been killed and dozens of others injured as protesters demanded justice over a wave of deadly attacks on pro-democracy activists.

More than 100 journalists at the Associated Press have decried the news agency's decision to fire a young female news associate over her criticism of Israel.

Palestinian resistance fighters from the Ezzedine al-Qassam Brigades target an Israeli military bus near Gaza border.

Sino-British relations have deteriorated further after reports emerged of the British state broadcaster's correspondent in Beijing moving to Chinese Taipei for unknown reasons.

Recent documents show the Bangladeshi government has acquired a system from Israeli security firm Cellebrite, which is capable of extracting data from mobile phones.

Reporters without Borders files a lawsuit against Saudi Arabia’s Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman and four other senior Saudi officials in Germany over the brutal killing of dissident journalist Jamal Khashoggi and other crimes against humanity.

In a significant escalation in Sino-British tensions the UK has reportedly expelled three Chinese journalists which it accused of spying activities.