Press freedom
- WorldTurkey: Police Raid Opposition Halk TV as İmamoğlu Goes on TrialTurkish police stormed Halk TV's Istanbul headquarters, appointing a state administrator and arresting 11 people, in a coordinated move on the day jailed Mayor İmamoğlu began his criminal defense.
- Vienna Prosecutors Cite 'Eyewitness Testimony' in Arrest of Ukrainska Pravda JournalistsWorld
- US DOJ Launches Investigation into Major TV Networks Over Political BiasWorld
- WorldUP Journalist Tkach Reveals Three Charges Filed Against Him in Vienna
- Tkach Describes Violent Vienna Arrest: Masked Officers Smashed Car WindowsWorld
- International Press Institute Calls on Austria to Explain Arrest of Ukrainian JournalistsWorld
- WorldAustrian Authorities Detain Ukrainian Journalist on Espionage Charges
- Armed Israeli Settlers Beat AFP Photographer with Rifle Butts as Soldiers WatchWorld
- Turkey Blocks Independent News Website 'T24' in Escalating Internet CensorshipWorld
- WorldPetition Demanding Zelensky Hold Open Press Conference Reaches 25,000 SignaturesA petition demanding President Volodymyr Zelensky hold an open press conference accessible to independent Ukrainian and international media has collected the 25,000 signatures required for mandatory presidential consideration. Posted by journalist Anna Repina, the petition was registered on its sixth attempt after previous versions were rejected by the Office of the President.
- CNN barred from Air Force One amid White House press freedom tensionsWorld
- CNN, MSNOW and Politico Regain White House Access by Court OrderWorld
- PoliticsCNN and MS NOW Barred from State Dinner Despite Federal Court OrderFederal judge ordered White House press access restored for CNN and MS NOW, but reporters were still denied entry to the state dinner held for China's Xi Jinping.
- Trump Suffers Setback in Media DisputeWorld
- Trump Bars CNN, Politico and MS NOW Reporters from White House AccessPolitics
- WorldTurkey Arrests Dozens at LGBTQ+ Events Including Deutsche Welle ReporterTurkish police arrested dozens of people at LGBTQ+ events, including a reporter from Deutsche Welle, as authorities continue cracking down on Pride-related gatherings which have been banned in Istanbul since 2015.
- Trump Administration Bars Major US Outlet Journalists from G20 Finance MeetingPolitics
- Pentagon Fires Stars and Stripes Leaders Over Editorial IndependencePolitics
- 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.
- 30,000 sign letter calling for public inquiry into media coverage before Cambridge professor's deathWorld