Media

Myanmar’s military leaders are deploying forces, both armed and digital, to stifle news coverage.

Egypt opposition figure Ayman Nour says Turkish officials asked media outlets to limit critcism of President el-Sisi.

It is the first large media outlet with a Facebook deal under new laws on fees social media giants must pay for news.

The government is reportedly worried about the tech giant’s influence over public opinion, especially on social media.

Since the Arab Spring, the media has been muzzled, but independent voices and a new US president offer hope.

Machine-gun fire, sleeping in safe houses and waking every morning anxious to find out who has been arrested overnight.

The French satirical magazine’s new cover shows Queen Elizabeth pressing her knee against Meghan Markle’s neck.

Behind the tabloid frenzy, the Meghan and Harry story shows deep issues around racism and access to journalism in UK.

We ask activist Greta Thunberg why many are blind to the climate crisis and discuss QAnon’s global popularity.

Critics worry broadly worded law imposed without going through parliament, will curb freedom of speech.

Tashnuva broke down in tears, but only after her word-perfect debut as a news anchor on International Women’s Day.

The AU has stood by as Mozambique violently represses journalists covering the violence in the north.

Foreign journalists are finally allowed into Tigray in Ethiopia – and their findings are shocking.

We debate censorship, ‘cancel culture’ and Big Tech’s role with journalists Glenn Greenwald and Yasmin Alibhai-Brown.