Tag: freedom of the press

[N]othing less than the future of independent journalism is at stake.

[Trump] may have gone too far; the Republican Party could be negatively impacted.

[Trump has put] the “con” in “economy” and the “me” in “America First.”

Neither the U.S. nor the EU have protested Israel's ban on foreign press access to the Gaza Strip.

Regardless of one’s opinion of Assange’s controversial methods, he is, and remains, a publicist, not a spy.

Shireen's death and the quest for justice for her will ... provide fodder for politicians on both sides of the divide. But journalists are neither players nor pawns.

Even if ammunition is not used in training, pointing a gun at a civilian is a hostile act that aims to terrorize.

For a long time, American and Western politicians have regarded Hong Kong as an "anti-China bridgehead."