Press Access to Gaza via Erez Still Blocked Two Years On
Two years after conflict erupted, the Erez crossing into Gaza remains closed to international press, hindering on-the-ground reporting amid a fragile ceasefire.
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Brother Mourns After Gaza Hospital Strike Kills Five Journalists
After an August 25 strike on Gaza’s Nasser Hospital killed five journalists among 20 victims, a brother mourns his sibling’s dedication and calls for greater protection of frontline media.
Gazans Mourn Al-Sharif, Journalist Killed in Gaza Strike
Gazans mourn Al Jazeera correspondent Anas Al-Sharif, one of five journalists killed in an August 10 strike on a Gaza journalists’ tent, as mourners vow to carry on his truth-seeking mission.
Journalists Unite for Global Dialogue at Belt and Road Forum
At the 2025 Belt and Road Journalists Forum in Ganzhou, nearly 100 media reps from 50+ countries discussed how journalism and AI can bridge cultures, promote dialogue, and drive modernization.
Swedish Reporter Sentenced for Insulting Erdogan
A Turkish court has handed a Swedish journalist a suspended sentence of 11 months for insulting President Erdogan, raising fresh concerns over press freedoms.
Latin American & Caribbean Journalists Explore Farming Roots at Luoyang Museum
A delegation of 27 journalists from Latin America and the Caribbean traces agricultural evolution at the YTO Agriculture Cultivation Museum in Luoyang, central Henan.
Veteran Journalist’s Yellow River Odyssey
Veteran journalist Huang Chengde has journeyed the Yellow River since 1997, inspiring exploration, conservation, and community unity.
Global Journalists Analyze Wang Yi’s Insights at Two Sessions
Foreign journalists share their perspectives on Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi’s press conference at the annual Two Sessions, discussing vital topics like China-US relations and Global South cooperation.
France 2’s ‘Cash Investigation’ Faces Backlash Over Alleged Bias Against China
France 2’s ‘Cash Investigation’ faces criticism for allegedly using biased and misleading tactics in its recent report on labor practices in China.
Judge Denies AP’s Request to Restore Full White House Access
A federal judge blocks the Associated Press’s request to regain full access to the White House, including the Oval Office and Air Force One, following previous restrictions by President Trump’s administration.