The Listening Post

Since Musk took over Twit­ter, it has changed for the worse, from re­in­stat­ing pre­vi­ous­ly banned ac­counts to lay­offs.

Wash­ing­ton does dam­age con­trol af­ter leak of clas­si­fied doc­u­ments re­veals sen­si­tive in­for­ma­tion about Ukraine war.

Protests erupt in Is­rael amid Ne­tanyahu’s gov­ern­ment push for broad ju­di­cial re­form. Plus, Greece’s wire­tap­ping scan­dal.

Trump uses the pos­si­bil­i­ty of an ar­rest to fundraise and rile up his base. Plus, the squeeze on Nicaragua’s jour­nal­ists.

A de­ba­cle with sports host sparks a fu­ri­ous de­bate about free speech at the BBC. Plus, what could AI mean for the me­dia?

Could an up­com­ing court case leave a mark on the Fox net­work? Plus, Tai­wan’s po­lit­i­cal satirists – tak­ing digs at Chi­na.

Fire, vi­o­lence and ex­ul­tant set­tlers – Is­rael’s oc­cu­pa­tion gets dark­er. Plus, jour­nal­ism in cri­sis in Pak­istan.

Who will win the elec­tions and get Nige­ria’s top job? Plus, Ukrain­ian jour­nal­ists in a coun­try un­der at­tack.

Pe­ru­vians are protest­ing but what sto­ry is the me­dia telling? Also, the dan­gers of dis­sent in Be­larus.

Is­raeli me­dia’s my­opic cov­er­age as vi­o­lence spi­rals. Plus, the com­plex­i­ties and nu­ances of trans­lat­ing lit­er­ary work.