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Koreas legislation process faces a potential deadlock as President Yoon Suk Yeol is poised to veto bills that the majority-holding main opposition Democratic Party of Korea (DPK) approved or is set to approve unilaterally. According to the presidential office, Sunday, Yoon is contemplating whether to exercise his right to demand the National Assembly reconsider a proposed amendment to the Grain Management Act, which was passed unilaterally by the DPK during a March 23 plenary session.

...public television’s flagship news program continues to feature sources drawn largely from a narrow range of elite white male experts.

Without an independent board, it is impossible to guarantee editorial independence at the public broadcaster. Without a board at all? All bets are off.

Political attacks, regulatory investigations and bill to amplify state propaganda channels fire starting gun on pre-election pressure.

Broadsheet is a satirical news and popculture website from Ireland, featuring original and credited material, updated every 15 minutes from 9am to 5pm GMT.

MUSIC: Bill C-11 is meant to ensure that global streaming giants adhere to Canadian content regulations on the internet

The UK media regulator OFCOM's rules preclude the awarding of broadcast TV licences to any entity that holds a party political or public policy agenda. But it appears that is exactly what has been allowed to happen after the recent takeover of GB News....

Should impartiality in respect of matters of political or industrial controversy be imposed on all broadcasters?

The Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC) has refused to answer questions posed by a Senate committee studying Islamophobia, citing ...

A new national media regulator, Coimisiún na Meán, was formally launched Wednesday.