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Sweden's Armed Forces are going round schools giving talks to 18-year-olds to prepare them for military service. We visit one of their classes.

Sweden's 1766 Freedom of the Press Act has been awarded UNESCO Memory of the World status.Janis Kreslins, a senior academic librarian at Sweden's National ...

May 3 doesn’t really seem like a holiday for most people. It’s after Easter and before Memorial Day. It falls in that middle ground of spring days that just run into one another. But May 3 is a holiday that flies under the radar, although it speaks to something that

Today’s monarchy is not a precious inheritance dating back to the Saxons. It is a product of the mass media, argues Paul Demarty

Successive rulers before and after 1947 have remained reluctant in encouraging English journalism in Jammu and Kashmir. Fighting odds, restrictions and outright denial of permissions, the English media always existed in the erstwhile state but never became the mainstay.

How the Indian Press tried to fight severe censorship imposed by the British Government in pre-independent India, starting from the 1850s.

'Unseen' News and Views – By Baher Kamal & The Like

The United Nations has consistently been a vociferous advocate of freedom of the press – and, most importantly, the right of journalists to report without fear of reprisals.But regrettably, the

Petitioners are asking the Supreme Court to issue a temporary restraining order or writ of preliminary injunction to prevent the government from implementing the law

In a sudden revival of violence, 12 people were killed in different parts of Assam in 14 hours. Ten of them died and many were seriously injured when an armed mob attacked Borgarlagaon village in Golaghat police station area in Sibsagar district.