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UK newspaper The Telegraph set for US ownership

UK newspaper The Telegraph set for US ownership

By AFP ·
Pakistan’s top media bodies decry censorship and state pressure, call on judiciary to intervene

Pakistan’s top media bodies decry censorship and state pressure, call on judiciary to intervene

By Arab News Pakistan ·
Special Pakistanis recall bygone era of zamimas, newspaper supplements, giving way to breaking news video

Pakistanis recall bygone era of zamimas, newspaper supplements, giving way to breaking news

By NAIMAT KHAN ·
Pakistan's top court says government's failure to release election funds amounts to 'disobedience'

Pakistan's top court says government's failure to release election funds amounts to 'disobedience'

By Sarah B. Haider ·
Facebook threatens to block news content over Canada’s revenue-sharing bill

Facebook threatens to block news content over Canada’s revenue-sharing bill

By Reuters ·
Rights watchdogs condemn Taliban for latest media crackdown

Rights watchdogs condemn Taliban for latest media crackdown

By Arab News ·
Journalists impeded, not muzzled, by Russian reporting rules

Journalists impeded, not muzzled, by Russian reporting rules

By AP ·
A video of an Indian news anchor berating a guest live on TV before realizing he was shouting down the wrong person has gone viral. (Screenshot) video

Indian TV host’s on-air rant goes viral after guest mix-up

By Arab News ·
Deutsche Welle reported that it was aware of news reports about the decision but had not received any formal notice from the regulator. (Reuters/File Photo)

Turkey threatens Euronews, VOA and Deutsche Welle with content block

By Arab News ·
Special Following outcry, Pakistan releases top journalists detained on cybercrime charges

Following outcry, Pakistan releases top journalists detained on cybercrime charges

By Aamir Saeed ·
Special Two Lebanese public hospitals to shut as crisis pushes sector to the edge

Two Lebanese public hospitals to shut as crisis pushes sector to the edge

By Georgi Azar ·
Don’t let the music stop: Lebanon’s Philharmonic Orchestra’s fight to survive

Don’t let the music stop: Lebanon’s Philharmonic Orchestra’s fight to survive

By Georgi Azar ·
Lebanon’s PM Diab warns country is a few days away from social explosion video

Lebanon’s PM Diab warns country is a few days away from social explosion

By Georgi Azar ·

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