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An international media watchdog has urged Pakistan to free a TV news director arrested the previous day over an alleged anti-army broadcast and return the station on air

KARACHI, Pakistan (AP) -- A Pakistani court in the southern port city of Karachi on Thursday ordered the release of a TV news director who was arrested

One year after the paper closed its doors amid a probe by national security police, former staff are undeterred.

One year after Hong Kongs Apple Daily was forced to close, a reporter remembers the night of its final goodbye.

The investigation into charges of endangering state security is still ongoing, despite calls for her release.

The agency says it is closing after a difficult decision to end its facts-focused journalistic work.

A big step forward for the 19-year-old nonprofit, Words Without Borders re-introduces its work in a new, agile site redesign.

Rep. Janet Yang Rohr (D-Naperville) recently voted to approve a resolution declaring that Roe v. Wade was decided correctly and should not be overturned.

Bangladesh’s ranking in the World Press Freedom Index has been consistently dropping. And now the country holds 162nd position out of 180 countries. The Business Standard spoke to Shafquat Rabbee, a Bangladeshi-American geo-political columnist and academic, to delve into the issue

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