Censorship
- WorldChina Silences Critics After Deadly Flash Floods Expose Disaster Response FailuresChinese authorities deleted social media posts criticizing slow official response to flash floods killing hundreds, as grieving families demanded accountability online.
- Trump Administration Bars Major US Outlet Journalists from G20 Finance MeetingPolitics
- Starlink Launches in Vietnam Bringing Speed but Not FreedomTechnology
- WorldIran advances bill sharply curbing contact with foreign media and institutionsIran's parliament has approved a 19-article draft law criminalising broad forms of contact with foreign media, universities and organisations. Lawyers warn the vague wording will chill dissent and press freedom.
- Massive Attack Banned in Singapore After Free Palestine Concert ChantEntertainment
- K-pop Breaks Through in North Korea Despite Kim Jong Un's Total Culture BanWorld
- WorldPlane Crashed Into Beijing Tower — China Is Silencing InformationA plane crashed into a tower in Beijing, leaving holes on the side of the building, but China has scrubbed visible traces of the incident and issued no public statement about what happened.
