Ukrainian Defense Minister Oleksiy Reznikov denies his country's involvement in the explosions that damaged the undersea Nord Stream gas pipelines in the Baltic Sea last year.

US officials decided to withhold the info from Ukraine for worries that Kiev’s attempt to kill the general could lead to an escalation.

The EU warns Elon Musk that Twitter could be subject to sanctions under a future media law after the “worrying” suspension of several journalists from the messaging platform.

More than 1,100 journalists and other employees at The New York Times plan to stage a 24-hour strike, in what would be the first such move at the newspaper in more than four decades.

Former US President Trump had more than 300 classified documents in his possession after leaving office, which were retrieved by the National Archives in January.

To get this straight, Palestinian journalist Shireen Abu Akleh wasn't killed. She was murdered. She was shot in the face despite sporting a vest with 'press' written in capital letters on it. It was a premeditated murder.

The Chinese Foreign Ministry has called reports about alleged Chinese and Russian coordination ahead of Russia’s attack on Ukraine “fake news.”

Former New York Times journalist and columnist, Nicholas Kristof, has been told by election officials in the US state of Oregon that he does not meet residency requirements to run for governor.

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

The Firqat el-Nemr, or The Tiger Squad is a Saudi hit team under the direct guidance and supervision of the Crown Prince and de facto leader of KSA.