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Turkey's new spy bill, compared to Russia's, may limit journalists and civil society, sparking fears of further curbing freedom of expression.

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While the day celebrated journalistic freedom, it also prompted reflection on the broader role of media in shaping societal perspectives and values.

Extradition to the US or another opportunity to fight his persecution through the courts? Wikileaks founder Julian Assange fights for his freedom in London

The National Department of Health (NDoH) issued a statement last week warning of potential shortages of human insulin pen devices.

She started Minds Without Borders when she was 14 and uses blogs, podcasts, and digital campaigns to help.

The Biden administration has leveled sanctions against two commanders of the breakaway Rapid Support Forces amid mounting concerns over escalating violence in North Darfur.

The World Food Program warned Wednesday that the threat of famine is growing for 5 million Sudanese in parts of the country affected by war.

May 16 (UPI) -- The Biden administration has leveled sanctions against two commanders of the breakaway Rapid Support Forces amid mounting concerns over

"The detention of the two reporters and attack on the France 24 crew are signs of a very disturbing escalation in the crackdown in Tunisia."