An article discusses how online lynching serves as a warning to women in public spaces, silencing female politicians, journalists, and activists who speak out or dissent.

Forbes is hosting a members-only event to discuss how artificial intelligence is reshaping the workplace and what that means for career development, featuring expert journalists and workplace leaders.

Polish journalists and colleagues are expressing their grief and paying tribute to the late Andrzej Morozowski. Many shared personal anecdotes and highlighted his professional impact during his funeral and memorial.

Polish journalists Arleta Zalewska and Konrad Piasecki remembered their colleague Andrzej Morozowski, who passed away on August 4th, highlighting his work during the 'Night of Files' period.

A report by The New York Times reveals methods used by Russia to conceal President Vladimir Putin, including secret trains and fake offices. Journalists have reportedly looked for clues in unusual places, such as the plants in his offices, to track his movements.

The Association of Journalists of Macedonia (ZNM) expressed condolences for the passing of Lirim Hajredini, who served as the operational director of Alsat TV for over 16 years, leaving a significant professional mark on the media sector.

A chieftain of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in Ebonyi State, Nigeria, Barrister Ifeanyi Nworie, has called on the state police command to protect opposition parties, their members, and journalists covering their activities.

The European Union has expressed its approval of Lebanon's newly enacted media law, citing its promises of protections for journalists and media freedom.

Danish actress Bodil Jørgensen shared her reflections on remaining calm during challenging situations and her interactions with the media. She emphasized her ability to act and confront journalists when necessary.

Labour chair Bridget Phillipson has accused Reform UK deputy leader Richard Tice of a 'deeply chilling attempt to harass journalists' over their reporting on his financial affairs, calling it an effort to silence the free press.

Media associations, including NUNS, ANEM, and UNS, have condemned incidents that occurred during the Pride caravan, highlighting unacceptable threats to the safety of activists and journalists.

Reform deputy leader Richard Tice is facing accusations of employing 'nasty tactics' after he sought disclosure of documents that could reveal a Guardian reporter's sources, in an apparent attempt to intimidate journalists.

Veteran NBC News producer Tammy Fine has been named Vice President of Talent Development, leading the team responsible for attracting, developing, and retaining the network’s journalists and newsroom personnel. She succeeds Liza Eaton in this role.

Delta State Governor Sheriff Oborevwori has donated a new Toyota Hiace bus to the Nigeria Union of Journalists (NUJ), Delta State Council. The donation aims to support the union's activities.

The Agency for Audio and Audiovisual Media Services (AVMS) stated that journalists must be able to perform their work freely and unhindered, without threats or pressure, condemning physical violence threats and ethnic intolerance.

An article discussing the increasingly hostile environment for independent reporting globally, which has made the job of journalists harder and more expensive, often necessitating paywalls.

Veran Matić, President of ANEM, stated that 106 verbal attacks by state officials and SNS party members on journalists and media were recorded in July, highlighting a concerning trend over the past two and a half years.

The European Federation of Journalists (EFJ) has called for a full investigation into death threats made against Serbian journalist Veran Matic. The EFJ emphasized the importance of thoroughly investigating these threats to ensure the safety of journalists.

The Association of Journalists of Macedonia (ZNM) has called for urgent police action regarding death threats made against journalist Erol Rizaov. ZNM expects authorities to secure electronic evidence, identify those responsible, and assess potential criminal elements.

Georgian prosecutors have charged three men in connection with an August 2024 incident where opposition politician Nika Melia was assaulted while speaking to journalists during an election event in Samtredia.

Journalists report a complex situation regarding the fire in Deliblatska Peščara, Serbia, citing a lack of information and direct involvement of residents in firefighting efforts.

A connectivity shutdown in Quetta has severely disrupted daily life for residents and created significant difficulties for journalists attempting to contact sources and transmit news.

Pakistan has introduced new guidelines for state oversight of foreign media organizations, which also cover Pakistani journalists working for these foreign outlets.

Berlingske's journalists present a daily quiz with 10 new questions, with today's topic focusing on schools.

Journalist and media organizations in Venezuela have protested the limited access granted to media outlets for discussions on democratic reforms in the country. Only photographers are allowed to attend, and little information is being released.

The Journalists' Union is meeting with the administration of RTP, the Portuguese public broadcaster, to prevent the suspension of certain subsidies that an IGF report deemed undue, aiming to ensure workers are not negatively affected.

Journalists and a lawyer were removed from a list of individuals slated for talks with student protesters after the state of Jharkhand raised objections. Students are demanding the cancellation of the 14th Jharkhand PSC Civil Services Examination and an independent probe into alleged irregularities.

The international SafeJournalists network has raised concerns regarding new internal regulations adopted by Albania's Special Court Against Corruption and Organized Crime (GJKKO), fearing they may restrict journalists' work and the public's right to information.

Der Spiegel explores the phenomenon of 'news fatigue' and advocates for solution-oriented journalism, questioning if journalists are partly to blame for the current societal mood in Germany.

Czech President Petr Pavel has become a new member of the Czech Sports Journalists Club (KSN) and the International Sports Press Association (AIPS), as announced by the head of KSN.

A brand new, timely, and revealing show titled 'Ston Exosti' (On the Balcony) is set to premiere on SKAI 100,3 on Monday, August 24th at 10:00, featuring political journalists Antonis Antzoleto and Giannis Kantelis.

Meryl Streep is auctioning off wardrobe pieces, including the iconic cerulean sweater, from 'The Devil Wears Prada 2' to benefit the CFDA and Committee to Protect Journalists.

Prime Minister Mark Carney addressed journalists in Saguenay, Quebec, following a tour of an aluminum facility in the region.

Željko Bodrožić, President of the Independent Journalists' Association of Serbia (NUNS), commented on the recently published research results from the International Republican Institute (IRI).

The OSCE Mission to Bosnia and Herzegovina condemned a reported attack on BN Television journalist Vesna Vukmirovic and her crew, emphasizing the need for journalists to work freely and safely.

The Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ) has recognized Hungarian journalist Szabolcs Panyi for his impactful reporting on Russian influence networks within Hungary.

Berlingske journalists are challenging readers daily with a new set of 10 questions, with today's quiz focusing on facts and knowledge about Switzerland.

Albania's Special Court Against Corruption and Organized Crime (GJKKO) approved a new regulation on July 17, which outlines security and conduct guidelines within its premises, drawing criticism for potentially hindering journalists' access.

Anders Teglund, chairman of Svenska PEN, criticizes Richard Jomshof's 'quisling' statements, asserting that they increase contempt for journalists and echo the rhetoric of figures like Trump and Putin.

The Macedonian Association of Journalists has condemned the obstruction of a TV Tera cameraman's work at a stadium in Bitola, where he was verbally attacked by security personnel. The association demands immediate action from the Ministry of Internal Affairs and the Public Prosecutor's Office.

The Albanian Journalists' Association (AGSH) has expressed concern over new regulations from the Special Court Against Corruption and Organized Crime (GJKKO), set to take effect September 1, which they argue will restrict journalists.

The case of the monument to Đurišić is described as a 'heavy defeat for the state' in Montenegro, highlighting issues with its erection, removal to religious facilities, disappearance, and the harassment of journalists covering the story.

An opinion piece details the perilous environment for journalists in Pakistan, recounting an incident where a reporter from Kalat received threatening phone calls, including a macabre offer of a coffin.

Veteran journalists Scott Pelley and Sharyn Alfonsi have been named journalists-in-residence at Columbia University’s School of Journalism for the 2026-2027 academic term.

The Associated Press presents a collection of the most compelling photographs captured by its photojournalists throughout the day.

The National Union of Journalists of the Philippines (NUJP) has criticized Vice President Sara Duterte-Carpio's recent tirades against the Philippine press, calling her actions a tactic reminiscent of a dictatorship.

The Press Association of Jamaica (PAJ) expresses sorrow over the death of Dellmar, recognizing him as one of the most accomplished photojournalists in the Caribbean.

About 12 journalists were allegedly attacked by suspected political thugs in Idembia, Ezza South Local Government Area of Ebonyi State. They were on their way to cover an event organized by Chief Ifeanyi Nworie.

Journalists, communicators, bloggers, and civil society youth leaders received training at a two-day national capacity-building workshop to prepare them for the upcoming COP31 conference in November 2026.

A collection of 20 photographs captures significant global events from the past week, including wildfires in Europe, Russian missile strikes in Lviv, a tornado in Wisconsin, and an art installation by Spencer Tunick in Spain.

The Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ) and its partners are calling on Tunisia to cease the unjust imprisonment of journalists in the country.

Gosek made remarks outside the Rozwoju Plus headquarters, stating, "They are bad people." He also laughed when questioned by journalists.

Sarah B. Rogers, President Trump's nominee to oversee Voice of America, signaled a significant reversal of earlier efforts to close VOA and other federally funded news organizations by suggesting the return of journalists currently on leave.

French news channel BFMTV has filed a complaint after its microphone was reportedly misused by individuals in a video to spread hateful and racist remarks, with the channel's journalists' society condemning the incident.

The International Federation for Human Rights has issued an appeal to Tunisia, urging the country to cease the imprisonment of journalists and human rights defenders.

Two Polish automotive journalists, Adam Kornacki and Patryk Mikiciuk, have been definitively acquitted of rape charges, as the Katowice Court of Appeal upheld their initial acquittal.

The Journalists' Association of Serbia (UNS) deems unnecessary the request by organizers of the upcoming 'Dani piva' (Beer Days) festival in Zrenjanin for journalists to provide a photo of their ID card for accreditation.

International and regional media freedom organizations have expressed serious concern over the deteriorating situation for journalists in Albania, citing police obstruction and attacks during protests against the 'Flamingo revo' project.

Twenty-three photojournalists documented the Warsaw Uprising from its initial joy to its final destruction, capturing the events as they unfolded.

Internet services have been restored in Muzaffarabad following a prolonged disruption that significantly impacted communication, digital banking, businesses, and journalists.

Bari Weiss, as editor-in-chief of 60 Minutes, has made surprising new hires following the departure of several veteran journalists, including Scott Pelley and Anderson Cooper.

The Chairman of the Ghana Journalists Association (GJA) in the Ashanti Region, Kofi Adu Domfeh, led a delegation of media personnel to pay a condolence visit to Dr. Jackson Adiyah Nyantakyi, the Ashanti Regional Director of the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA).

An article examines how online 'lynching' silences female politicians, journalists, and activists, serving as a warning to other women in the public sphere.

The head of the Ukrainian Union of Journalists states that Russian prisons are a real threat to the lives of journalists, not just a metaphor. Following the Russian invasion, every Ukrainian journalist has become a war reporter, with some delivering newspapers to frontline areas without signal to provide information to residents.

Berlingske journalists challenge readers daily with 10 new questions on exciting topics, including a recent quiz on the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World.

Five journalists detained in Ethiopia for years are reportedly being pressured by authorities to confess to terrorism crimes they have already denied in court.

A Mega TV news crew reporting on a fire in Halkidiki, Greece, was violently attacked, with journalists reporting being verbally abused, spat on, hit, and having their equipment damaged. The incident highlights dangers faced by reporters in the field.

Responding to journalists' questions, President Siljanovska-Davkova explained her decision to pardon Jakupi for a period of one and a half years. The President stated that her decision was based on Jakupi being a victim of violence for 30 years, deserving to live her old age in freedom.

The Czech Republic's register of beneficial owners, currently closed, could be opened to journalists who monitor conflicts of interest, a proposal that has received support.

Amidst the rapid spread of misinformation and declining public trust in media, journalism students are being encouraged to develop essential skills, courage, and ethical standards to effectively hold power accountable.

Yalda Moaiery, a renowned Iranian photojournalist known for her reports on women's conditions in Iran, has been sentenced to 15 years in prison by Tehran on Iran's National Journalists' Day, according to Reuters.

An annual EU report indicates that Bosnia and Herzegovina's legal and institutional framework for protecting human rights remains incomplete, resulting in uneven protection levels and continued pressure on journalists.

The Union of Cyprus Journalists has expressed concern and questioned the motives behind three separate criminal cases filed against author and journalist Makarios Drousiotis within a short period, raising suspicions of targeted actions by authorities.

Six journalists have been murdered in Mexico this year, with five occurring in just over two months, prompting the Committee to Protect Journalists to issue recommendations amidst the escalating violence.

Iceland is anticipating a large number of foreign journalists ahead of its national referendum on continuing EU accession talks. Promote Iceland has opened a special media center due to high demand, noting interest levels not seen since crisis situations.

This article explores the current political climate in Turkey, highlighting the imprisonment of many journalists and questioning the public's desire to remove President Erdoğan from power.

Slovak politicians and journalists specializing in social media are questioning the effectiveness of responding to hateful posts, noting that politician Mazurek has once again confirmed that the more aggressive he is, the more people see him.

Veran Matić, President of the Board of the Association of Independent Electronic Media, stated that the intimidation of journalists is part of a wider process threatening and destroying professional media.

Reporters Without Borders (RSF) warns that Afghanistan has become a 'prison for information' due to a new Penal Code, codified censorship, and the prohibition of women in journalism. The NGO also highlights the danger of repatriating Afghan journalists who are refugees abroad.

Russian forces launched over 20 drone attacks on Ukraine's Dnipropetrovsk region, with one strike specifically targeting and attacking an STB TV channel film crew. The attacks highlight ongoing hostilities and risks to journalists in the region.

Al Jazeera pays tribute to its colleagues and other journalists in Gaza who have been killed while reporting. The article highlights the immense sacrifices made by journalists in the region.

The Association of European Journalists - Bulgaria called on media outlets not to glorify vigilantism or illegal practices, following a murder committed by teenagers in Plovdiv.

The Palestinian Journalists' Union has reported 108 attacks against journalists in the occupied West Bank during July. These incidents highlight ongoing challenges and dangers faced by media professionals in the region.

The 21st Tehran-Mobarak International Puppet Theater Festival has officially opened in Tehran, featuring works dedicated to Gaza journalists and children from Minab, highlighting puppetry's role in addressing contemporary social and humanitarian issues.

Guardian journalists have investigated cases of US military personnel tried in tribunals on US airbases in the UK, bypassing British courts. The investigation highlights concerns about women being denied rights and protections.

The article describes the daily work of tvn24.pl journalists, including verifying fake news, analyzing political meetings, and providing reliable information on patient issues and diseases.

Serbian journalist Veran Matić has received new death threats, including calls for hanging and public execution, prompting calls from media organizations for urgent identification and punishment of those responsible. ANEM and SafeJournalists have reported these threats to the prosecutor's office, emphasizing the need for effective action.

Rahul Kanwal has been honored as the IAA Media Person Of The Year, crediting NDTV's legacy to generations of journalists and employees who built the network.

The Independent Journalists' Association of Serbia (NUNS) has reported a concerning trend of physical attacks, serious threats, and smear campaigns against journalists and local television stations throughout July. NUNS warns of a hostile environment for media professionals during this period.

The acting director of the Novi Pazar City Construction Directorate, Berin Ljajić, expressed regret and apologized for the offensive comments and curses directed at the editor and journalist of A1tv.net portal.

The Association of Journalists of Macedonia (SSNM) reiterated that journalists must have access to information. They stressed that the Government's PR service is obligated to respond to all journalistic inquiries.

The United States will reportedly begin vetting the social media accounts of foreign journalists applying for visas, a measure that expands existing checks for visa applicants to ensure eligibility under US law.

The United States plans to intensify its review of online activities for visa applicants, with social media account checks reportedly expanding to include foreign journalists.

The Associated Press showcases a collection of the top photos captured by its photojournalists during the past week.

Czech President Petr Pavel, a former NATO commander, has become a member of the Sports Journalists' Club. This move marks his engagement with the sports media community.

Bloomberg journalists are hosting a live Q&A session to discuss SpaceX's significant week and its $101 billion unlock event.

The Kyiv Independent is seeking to raise $68,000 to provide mental health support for its team. The initiative aims to address the well-being of journalists working in a conflict zone.

Employees of a Hungarian news agency have collected ten years of evidence detailing alleged political influence and censorship on reporting under Viktor Orbán's government, claims which the former ruling party Fidesz denies.

Pakistan has initiated a widespread crackdown targeting journalists and activists, particularly in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK). This move has led to protests in the United Kingdom, highlighting international concern over the suppression of dissent.

A new report indicates that Turkish authorities detained 12 journalists and arrested two others in July, continuing a trend of pressure on media through legal proceedings, news restrictions, and digital censorship.

The Journalists' Association of Serbia (UNS) announced that the Program Councils for Radio-Television of Serbia (RTS) and Radio-Television of Vojvodina (RTV) are not properly formed, as the mandates of their members have expired.

A historical crime from the 1980s, linked to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict at the Hotel Montechoro in Algarve, Portugal, remains largely unsolved, with the weapon recently found by journalists.

Viewers of Polish news channel TVN24 are expressing their farewells and gratitude to Andrzej Morozowski, describing him as an icon and one of the greatest journalists, saddened by his departure from the screen.

US civil rights lawyers are pursuing international justice, with a human rights commission scheduled to hold an extraordinary hearing regarding the Trump administration's alleged attacks on protesters, journalists, and others.

Berlingske journalists daily challenge readers with 10 new questions on exciting topics, including a quiz focused on great architectural structures.

An article highlights that press freedom is not merely a guild privilege for journalists but a fundamental right for society as a whole, following what is described as a significant institutional victory.

The Ghanaian government has launched the National Community Media Cyber Capability Building Project (NCMCCBP), an initiative designed to equip community journalists with essential skills to combat cybercrime and promote digital safety across the nation.

The National Union of Journalists of the Philippines (NUJP) has criticized Vice President Sara Duterte for insulting the work of Philippine news organizations and promoting social media as an alternative.

The Queen has expressed support for awards aimed at launching the careers of young journalists.

Labour leaders in Nigeria have urged journalists to reinforce their watchdog role by holding governments accountable and defending workers' rights, emphasizing its importance as a tribute to Enoghase.

Ukrinform photojournalists are documenting life during Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine, covering events such as the Radushne Tragedy and the anniversary of the Olenivka Terror Attack, as the country continues to resist.

Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre held a news conference in Moncton, New Brunswick, taking questions from journalists.

The Steering Committee of the BH Journalists Association condemned the public statements of lawyer and politician Mirnes Ajanović, describing them as a continuous campaign of public targeting and pressure on journalists and media.

The 'SafeJournalists' network has reported a denigration campaign targeting several News24 journalists, specifically Klodiana Lala and Osman Stafa, during recent civil protests in Albania. The campaign involved a series of anonymous online publications.

Journalists from Delfi discovered new illegal recreational structures on state-owned land in Šventoji, Lithuania, despite a previous violation at the same location being cleared last year.

The Independent Journalists' Association of Serbia (NUNS) has condemned the Informer newspaper for manipulating and targeting an N1 journalist, calling him a "fascist propagandist."

The Independent Journalists’ Association of Serbia (NUNS) has strongly condemned threats made against Veran Matic, Chairman of the Board of the Association, and called for urgent prosecution of those responsible.

Helsingin Sanomat states that when they receive a video of a fire, the first question is not whether they can publish it, but whether it is true, highlighting the need for reader tips and images for verification.

The Socialist People's Party (SNP), Europe Now Movement (PES), and Democrats emphasized the critical importance of continuing the work of the Inquiry Committee to shed light on politically motivated murders and attacks on journalists, stating that they cannot play with people's lives.

The International Federation of Journalists (IFJ) has joined other signatories in condemning the escalating repression against journalists and civil society in Albania, calling on the European Union to increase pressure on Albanian authorities.

International and regional media freedom organizations have expressed serious concern over the deteriorating situation for journalists, police obstruction, and attacks during protests against the 'Flamingo Revolution' project in Albania.

Berlingske journalists daily challenge readers with 10 new questions on exciting topics, including a quiz testing knowledge about Danish food products.

Slovenian journalists are in disagreement with the Minister of Culture over proposed budget cuts, which they argue will negatively impact journalism. They claim to have support from international institutions but not from their own government.

Prime Minister Mark Carney and Alberta Premier Danielle Smith held a news conference in Red Deer, Alberta, to make an announcement regarding homebuilding. They also took questions from journalists on various topics.

A memorial plaque dedicated to Radio Priština journalists Ranko Perenić and Đuro Slavuj, abducted in August 1998 by members of the 'Kosovo Liberation Army,' has been destroyed for the ninth time.

Journalists traveling with President Trump were unaware he had secretly switched planes due to a perceived threat from Iran, leading them to feel deceived and question the White House's consideration for their safety.

An opinion piece criticizing Portuguese politicians, specifically Nuno Melo, for initiating lawsuits against journalists, suggesting such actions reveal an unadvisable hypersensitivity.

The parents of Nolan Wells, joined by Ben Crump and Rev Al Sharpton, are demanding truth and transparency regarding their son's death at an Atlanta convention, during a press conference at the National Association of Black Journalists.

India's Supreme Court will review the legality of facial recognition and biometric surveillance at Jantar Mantar, following a petition claiming thousands of protesters, journalists, and citizens have been subjected to pervasive monitoring.

An 'unofficial' FBI analytical group reportedly reviewed confidential-source reports concerning Biden family corruption in Ukraine, potentially sweeping up journalists and politicians as alleged 'Russian disinfo conduits.'

Elemental Holding has released a statement three months after journalists from 'Superwizjer' attempted to get a comment on their report alleging fictional waste recycling by the company.

Karoline Leavitt, known for her unwavering loyalty to Trump and frequent clashes with journalists, has resigned from her position as the youngest press secretary in history after a year and a half.

As the new academic year approaches, journalists visited several university dormitories in Vilnius, where students revealed the true conditions of their living spaces, including the significant challenges faced during winter.

The Journalists' Association of Serbia (UNS) has called on authorities to respond to an attack on journalists covering a Pride caravan in Kraljevo. The incident highlights concerns about media safety and freedom.

The Association of Independent Electronic Media (ANEM) has condemned the assaults on journalists and participants during the Pride Caravan event in Kraljevo.

The journalists' union (ESK) in Cyprus broke its silence on Wednesday regarding criminal cases against journalist Makarios Drousiotis, cautioning that their handling could pose risks to freedom of expression.

During a Pride caravan event in Kraljevo, Serbia, men protesting the event gathered behind a police cordon and threw stones and eggs at participants and journalists.

The Independent Journalists' Association of Serbia (NUNS) has condemned threats and intimidation directed at journalists from the 'Volim Zrenjanin' portal and 'Zoomer' in Serbia. NUNS emphasized that such actions against media professionals are unacceptable.

The new radio program "Three on Three," featuring journalists Christos Koutras, Giannis Ntsounos, and Notis Papadopoulos, is set to premiere on SKAI 100,3 on Monday, August 24.

Radzevičienė, the spouse of the Journalists' Ethics Inspector, has been appointed as the new Deputy Minister of Culture in Lithuania.

The Ambassador of the Republic of Korea to Iran, Kim Junpyo, hosted a gathering of journalists at his residence in Tehran on the eve of Iran’s National Journalist Day.

The Association of Journalists of Serbia (UNS) has called for authorities to identify and punish those responsible for threats made against the editorial staff of the Volim Zrenjanin news portal. The organization emphasizes the need to protect journalists and media freedom.

Reform UK donor Arron Banks is facing calls from an industry body to reveal the full extent of his alleged surveillance of journalists, with critics calling it an 'attack on our democracy'.

The Israeli army has declared Taybeh, the last fully Christian village in the occupied West Bank, a closed military zone, prohibiting entry for Israelis, foreign nationals, and journalists, according to a Palestinian journalist.

AHF Nigeria has unveiled a two-month media reporting project for journalists, aiming to promote ethical and solutions-focused reporting on HIV and tuberculosis.

Journalists in Klaipėda, Lithuania, uncovered six cases of private homeowners using state-owned land without payment, including one involving a well-known company head. The Construction Inspectorate will investigate the reported violations.

Three journalists living in exile in Switzerland have shared their personal experiences and stories. Their narratives highlight the challenges and realities faced by journalists forced to leave their home countries.

The Czech Foreign Ministry has stated that there is no new information regarding the whereabouts or condition of kidnapped Czech journalists.

In an innovative educational initiative, students at PM Shri Government Senior Secondary School in Raholi, Rajasthan, have turned journalists, publishing 'Raholi Shiksha Samachar' and 'Raholi Education Times' to address the lack of local newspapers.

The second part of the 'Dnevnik' team's summer reading list features journalists recommending books on memory, loss, and freedom, following a first part that included crime mysteries, contemporary Bulgarian literature, historical novels, and popular science books.

Six journalists have left Serbia due to security concerns, with their departure being highlighted as an indicator of the state of democracy in the country. This exodus underscores growing worries about press freedom and safety for media professionals in Serbia.

The Union of Journalists of Serbia (SINOS) announced that the Kosovo Assembly denied media reporting in Serbian the opportunity to cover the constitutive session, calling for an end to discrimination against Serbian journalists.

Albania's Democratic Party, through spokesperson Floriana Garo, has voiced concern over a new regulation by the Special Court Against Corruption and Organized Crime (GJKKO), deeming it restrictive to journalists' access and work.

The Memoket Gem AI notetaker is highlighted as a valuable tool for journalists and students, capable of transcribing conversations and generating accurate summaries and infographics rapidly.

The Journalists' Association of Serbia (UNS) has condemned threats and misogynistic comments directed at the newsroom of the A1tv.net portal in Novi Pazar.

Ildikó Enyedi's latest film, 'Silent Friend,' has been nominated for the FIPRESCI Grand Prix for Best Film of the Year, alongside other acclaimed movies. The director, known for her Golden Bear-winning and Oscar-nominated 'On Body and Soul,' sees her new work recognized by international journalists.

The US government is expanding its social media vetting process for visa applicants, including foreign journalists, as part of new immigration crackdowns.

The Independent Journalists' Association of Serbia (NUNS) has condemned the intimidation and threats directed at Enes Radetinac, editor of the A1tv.net portal in Novi Pazar.

The Vice President has abandoned traditional decorum, directly engaging with opponents and journalists on social media using profane and personal jabs.

ITV has commissioned a new documentary, 'Inside Iran: War & Revolution,' which will go undercover to cover anti-regime protests and the conflict with the U.S. during 2025-2026, featuring testimonies from journalists and civilians.

The European Federation of Journalists (EFJ) expressed concern over a new internal regulation by Albania's Special Court against Corruption and Organized Crime, which restricts journalists' reporting from court proceedings.

A documentary examines the conduct of ICE and Border Patrol agents, focusing on their use of force against immigrants, protesters, bystanders, and journalists.

The Federal Capital Territory Administration (FCTA) Chapel of the Nigeria Union of Journalists (NUJ) has conferred its Grand Patron honour upon public affairs strategist and entrepreneur, Dr. (High Chief) Theodore Okwunicheta Ejikeme.

A Hungarian news agency has released a 500-page documentation detailing ten years of alleged political control and suppression of critical reporting under Viktor Orbán's government, claims which the former ruling party Fidesz denies.

The Slavko Ćuruvija Foundation reported at least 106 verbal attacks on journalists by officials and members of the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) during July. This highlights concerns about press freedom and safety for journalists in Serbia.

Beatrix Siklósi, the fired channel director of Kossuth Radio, described the revelations made by MTI journalists as a 'dirty, vile thing' in a comment.

Twenty-five journalists from across Nigeria gathered for the opening of the fifth cohort of MTN Nigeria’s Media Innovation Programme, reflecting on their three-month experience in journalism training.

Lithuanian prosecutors have concluded their investigation into a recording pen found during a meeting of the Lithuanian Social Democratic Party (LSDP) council, stating that the device was not recording. The Journalists' Professional Association subsequently removed Samoškaitė from its membership in connection with the incident.

The Journalists' Association of Serbia (NUNS) has called for public transparency regarding the use of artificial intelligence in media, following the implementation of new EU AI Act transparency rules.

Two years after his release, 'Basque-Russian' journalist Pablo González is living in Moscow, promoting Putin's war on his channel, while Poland investigates sexual recordings found on his devices, sparking controversy involving his lovers and other journalists.

Journalist Rob Cameron, concluding over two decades as a BBC correspondent in Prague, expressed nostalgia for his career but criticized the Czech political scene, noting a lack of professionalism compared to Britain, where journalists would not be barred from press conferences.

The official launch of Abdul Hayi Moomen's new book, 'Newsroom Poverty,' has brought the long-whispered issue of journalists' welfare into the public discourse.

Journalists from Berlingske present a daily quiz featuring 10 new questions on interesting topics, with this edition focusing on facts about India.

The Press Association of Jamaica (PAJ) is mourning the death of Dellmar, described as one of the most accomplished photojournalists in the Caribbean. His passing marks a significant loss to the media community.

The Czech Journalists' Union has issued a condemnation against the Foreign Ministry following its decision to exclude a reporter, raising concerns about press freedom.

Concerns are rising in Israel over increasing incitement against journalists, with fears that the hostile rhetoric could lead to violence as the country approaches its elections.

The Czech Ministry of Foreign Affairs has once again denied a journalist from Deník N, Zdislava Pokorná, access to a press conference. The Syndicate of Journalists has called for a boycott in response to the repeated exclusion.

ZdG is looking for independent journalists to join its team, inviting individuals who want to contribute to accurate societal information and be the first to report on important national and international news.

Berlingske journalists are challenging readers daily with 10 new questions on interesting topics, including a recent quiz focused on the Danish author Ole Lund Kirkegaard.

Nikitas Kaklamanis addressed journalists, encouraging them not to be intimidated, following an incident where journalist Vasiliki Polyzou was taken to a police station after a complaint filed by Zoe Konstantopoulou.

The Serbian judiciary is accused of widespread manipulation, including fabricated processes against journalists, students, and activists, and the mass abuse of detention as a threat.

A podcast discusses the media crackdown in Azerbaijan and the persecution of journalists associated with Toplum TV, Bahruz Samadov, and others. It questions the existence of free journalists in the country.

The official gazette has published a decision for the hiring of 25 new journalists at the Athens-Macedonian News Agency (AMNA), a significant development for strengthening its workforce.

The Foreign Correspondents' Club of China's annual report paints a grim picture for journalists, detailing daily surveillance, control, and harassment.

Police in Zadar, Croatia, have concluded an investigation and arrested two Slovak citizens suspected of assaulting Nova TV journalist Ivan Krznarić and his crew in Vir.

NGE President Eze Anaba urged journalists to uphold ethical standards and avoid sensationalism, stating that responsible journalism is crucial for addressing insecurity.

Economic journalists highlight that inflation, particularly for products like fuel, is rising much faster than wages in Austria and the surrounding region, leading to stagnation in living standards.

The President of the Nigerian Guild of Editors (NGE), Eze Anaba, has called on campus journalists across Nigeria to adopt ethical journalism, rigorous fact-checking, and conflict-sensitive reporting.