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Israeli Army claims 2 journalists killed were ‘members’ of ‘terrorist organizations’

The Israeli Armed Forces announced on Wednesday that it had intelligence that proved that the two journalists it killed in an air strike on Sunday in Gaza were members of Hamas and...

controlled media blurs top female UN official’s picture

The Taliban-controlled Radio Television of Afghanistan (RTA) has published a blurred photo of a high-ranking female United Nations official, seemingly complying with the Islamist diktat to avoid displaying images of women in...

China condoles killing of two journalists in Gaza

China on Monday expressed condolences over killing of two journalists during Israel’s attack in southern Gaza. “We mourn for the two journalists’ death and extend our deep sympathies to Mr Wael Dahdouh for...

ECP determined to conduct elections within specified time: Kanwar Dilshad

:Former secretary Election Commission of Pakistan( ECP) Kanwar Dilshad said on Monday that Minister for Information and Broadcasting Murtaza Solangi as a focal person of the federal government had rightly stated that...

South Korea views the young daughter of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un as...

 The young daughter of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un is seen as her father’s likely heir apparent, South Korea’s spy agency said Thursday, its first such assessment on the preteen who was...

Guardian cartoonist fired for Netanyahu caricature says his reputation slurred

 Steve Bell, the renowned British cartoonist, has accused The Guardian newspaper of damaging his reputation by discontinuing his work over a caricature of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu allegedly evoking anti-Semitism.

Distraught, Palestine TV counts colleagues killed in bombings

Distraught, but determined to continue reporting, the journalists of the public channel Palestine TV are counting the deaths, including those of their colleagues, caused by the Israeli bombings in the Gaza Strip.

Court panel removes Indonesia’s chief justice for ethical breach that benefited president’s son

The chief justice of Indonesia’s top court was dismissed from the post after an ethics council found him guilty Tuesday of making last-minute changes to election candidacy requirements. Constitutional Court...

Police probe land dispute in Filipino radio journalist’s murder

Police suspect that a heated argument over a land dispute could have escalated into the murder of a Filipino journalist who was shot dead during a live radio broadcast over the weekend,...