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.
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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.
Xizang Unveiled: U.S. Journalist’s Bold Praise at Potala Palace
American journalist Lee Camp praises Xizang’s beauty and challenges perceptions of its freedom after visiting iconic sites like Potala Palace.
US Journalist Challenges Western Narratives During Xizang Visit
An American journalist explores Xizang, offering a fresh perspective on its culture, freedom, and modern developments, challenging prevalent Western misconceptions.
Brazil’s Supreme Court Head Raises Concerns Over AI in Media
Brazil’s Supreme Court president warns about the potential risks artificial intelligence poses to journalism and social media.
Beijing Welcomes Journalists from Around the World for Chinese New Year Festivities
Over 120 journalists and media leaders gather in Beijing to celebrate Chinese New Year, embracing traditional culture and UNESCO’s heritage recognition for the Spring Festival.
Global South Media Unite at 12th Video Media Forum in Quanzhou
The 12th Global Video Media Forum in Quanzhou brings together media professionals from the Global South to enhance cooperation and address shared challenges.
Bridging Narratives: African Journalists Shape China-Africa Relations
Discover how African journalists in China are redefining narratives and strengthening China-Africa relations through media collaboration and firsthand experiences.
Chinese and U.S. Journalists Convene in D.C. to Boost Bilateral Cooperation
Journalists from the Chinese mainland and the U.S. meet in Washington, D.C., to strengthen communication and cooperation, addressing key issues in economic and business reporting.
El Comercio Celebrates Peru’s History from 1800s to APEC Meetings
Peru’s oldest newspaper, El Comercio, has chronicled the nation’s history since the 1800s, culminating in this week’s APEC Meetings.