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Pakistan vows to ensure conducive environment for media on World Press Freedom Day

World Press Freedom Day on May 3 is used to remind governments of need to respect commitment to press freedom
Journalists in Pakistan often say they face harassment and intimidation by authorities in performing their duties

By Arab News Pakistan · 03 May 2026

Abu Dhabi-backed fund set to seize UK’s Telegraph Media Group

By AFP · 20 November 2023

On Beirut’s Hamra Street, culture fades while poverty and begging prevail

By NAJIA HOUSSARI · 26 August 2023

The UAE’s first, longest-running English daily paper, Khaleej Times, celebrates 45th anniversary

By Arab News · 16 April 2023

US newspapers continuing to die at rate of 2 each week

By AP · 29 June 2022

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Can Saudi newspapers be saved?

By TAREK ALI AHMAD · 03 April 2022

Antoine Kazzi (L) is the editor-in-chief of El Telegraph, one of the longest-running and highest-circulation Arabic-language newspapers in Australia. (Supplied)

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INTERVIEW: ‘Our newspaper is more than a vehicle to relay news — it’s a message,’ says Australia’s El-Telegraph Editor

By Leen Fouad · 08 February 2022

Many praised Haaretz for its journalistic integrity and its criticism of the Israeli state, while others disapproved of the story citing its insensitivity, especially considering the title. (Screenshot)

Israeli paper carries photos of Palestinian children killed in war

By Arab News · 27 May 2021

Gulf News to charge for digital content

By Arab News · 21 April 2021

Unusual deal keeps a shrinking city’s newspaper going

By AP · 26 August 2019

Loss of local news hinders ability to watchdog government

By AP · 11 March 2019

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Almost nine out of 10 do not follow print media, survey reveals

By Olivia Cuthbert · 14 February 2018

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Freemasons complain they are being stigmatized

By AP · 08 February 2018

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Pakistan vows to ensure conducive environment for media on World Press Freedom Day

Abu Dhabi-backed fund set to seize UK’s Telegraph Media Group

On Beirut’s Hamra Street, culture fades while poverty and begging prevail

The UAE’s first, longest-running English daily paper, Khaleej Times, celebrates 45th anniversary

US newspapers continuing to die at rate of 2 each week

Can Saudi newspapers be saved?

INTERVIEW: ‘Our newspaper is more than a vehicle to relay news — it’s a message,’ says Australia’s El-Telegraph Editor

Israeli paper carries photos of Palestinian children killed in war

Gulf News to charge for digital content

Unusual deal keeps a shrinking city’s newspaper going

Loss of local news hinders ability to watchdog government

Almost nine out of 10 do not follow print media, survey reveals

Freemasons complain they are being stigmatized

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