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Robert Pattinson plays journalist Chris Hansen in A24’s Primetime, a thriller inspired by the rise of To Catch a Predator and the controversial sting operations that made Hansen a household name.
Former deputy bureau chief of The Guardian, Anietie Akpan, dies
Veteran Nigerian journalist and publisher Anietie Akpan, former deputy bureau chief of The Guardian, has died after a career spanning over three decades. His death is mourned by the Nigeria Union of Journalists, which praised his dedication and integrity.
Iran's Ettela'at newspaper marked its centenary, a milestone largely overlooked amidst national crises, despite its historical significance as the country's first professional and modern newspaper.
The New York Times has revealed that another journalist is facing a subpoena from the Trump administration over reporting on a secret military operation in North Korea. Freelance reporter Matthew Cole is the target of the subpoena.
Elon Musk's interview with the editor of the Economist has sparked a clash between the two worlds. The editor, Zanny Minton Beddoes, promotes economic liberalism and freedom, while Musk spreads misinformation to his hundreds of millions of followers on his own social medi…
Singaporean ministers Shanmugam and Tan See Leng have been awarded S$145,000 in legal costs each following their successful defamation suit against Bloomberg and its reporter Low De Wei. They were previously awarded S$230,000 in damages each after the judge found a Dec. 1…
The Associated Press is facing backlash after publishing an interview with Laura Loomer, a far-right activist and close ally of US President Donald Trump, during her visit to Ukraine. Critics argue that the AP's focus on her recent comments about Ukraine risked overshadow…
The trust in media has decreased, according to a Reuters Institute report. Investigative research using public sources can help. A journalist named Eliot Higgins suggests radical transparency as a solution.
Cecilia Vega, a former 60 Minutes correspondent, claims she felt pressured by CBS News executives to incorporate 'political bias' into segments for the broadcast program.
PREMIUM TIMES reporter wins 2026 Solution Journalism Award
Chinagorom Ugwu, an investigative journalist with PREMIUM TIMES, has won the 2026 Solution Journalism Award for his exposé on a minister's certificate forgery. The award was presented at the Active Citizens Awards ceremony in Lagos.
US Government Withdraws Subpoenas for 'Times' Journalists
The US government has withdrawn subpoenas for three journalists from the New York Times after a federal judge criticized the government's handling of the case. The judge, Arun Subramanian, said the government's actions were 'on the head of the law' and violated constituti…
Burkina Faso: RSF Accuses Ibrahim Traoré of Possessing a "Digital Militia" Targeting Journalists
Reporters Without Borders (RSF) accuses Burkina Faso's leader, Captain Ibrahim Traoré, of maintaining a "digital militia" that targets journalists and critics online.
A lobbying firm, CT Group, has been accused of paying journalists to write favourable stories about its clients. The practice has been condemned as a threat to democracy and an attack on the ethics of journalism and public relations.
Indian authorities have released prominent Kashmiri human rights activist Khurram Parvez and journalist Irfan Mehraj on bail after years in prison on 'terrorism' financing charges.
Deutsche-Welle journalist Alican Uludağ has been re-arrested in Turkey for making critical comments on social media. He was previously released from pre-trial detention in February but has now been taken into custody again for allegedly spreading false information and inc…
Italian journalist Daniele Compatangelo, known for his scoop on Trump's call with Italian Premier Meloni, has passed away at 50 due to a heart attack. Compatangelo was a correspondent for La7 and had a long career in journalism, covering major events including the Olympics.
Paresh Rawal, an Indian actor, has expressed disapproval of the media's portrayal of Sushant Singh Rajput's death, calling it a 'circus'.
A Moroccan intelligence insider has revealed details about his government’s use of hacking software, including Israeli-manufactured Pegasus spyware, to track journalists, human right defenders and foreign officials.
Algeria: In Germany, President Tebboune Concludes Agreements but Avoids Discussing Journalist Christophe Gleizes
Algerian President Abdelmadjid Tebboune visited Germany, securing significant economic and energy agreements, but conspicuously avoided addressing the case of French journalist Christophe Gleizes, imprisoned in Algeria.
Two political figures named former economy minister Chris Cardona and former chief of staff Keith Schembri as involved in the murder of journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia during court testimony.
The Atlantic is announcing four new roles and promotions in the newsroom: Marc Novicoff and Nancy Walecki as staff writers, Michael Zelenko as a senior editor, and James Kirchick as a contributing writer.
The author reflects on their 20-year journey with Twitter, from its early days to its rebranding under Elon Musk. They share personal anecdotes and highlight the platform's impact on their career as an international journalist.
Writer and journalist Tomás Bárbulo dies at 68
Spanish writer and journalist Tomás Bárbulo has died at the age of 68 after a long illness. He was a founding member of several newspapers and spent over 30 years at EL PAÍS, focusing on Western Africa.
American journalist Max Blumenthal was detained and questioned by US Customs and Border Protection officers at Washington Dulles International Airport upon returning from Iran. He claims the questioning and seizure of his devices were politically motivated in response to …
MediaNama, a leading tech-policy publication in India, is hiring a Tech Journalist to join their team. The role offers opportunities for growth, a safe and supportive work environment, and a chance to work on pioneering stories around tech and governance.
Court rejects Ganduje’s request to compel PREMIUM TIMES reporter to disclose sources on port ownership report
A Kano Federal High Court ruled that a PREMIUM TIMES reporter does not have to disclose sources for an investigative report on port ownership, upholding journalistic source protection. The ruling came in a case related to former Governor Ganduje's alleged transfer of stat…
Premium Times reporter shortlisted for solution journalism award
Premium Times investigative journalist Chinagorom Ugwu has been shortlisted for the 2026 Active Citizens Award under the Solution Journalism Award category, nominated by a colleague for his work exposing a certificate forgery scandal.
Sigfrido Ranucci denies that Report investigations, particularly on wind power, were influenced by Lavitola, responding to a complaint by Fratelli d'Italia. His newsroom claims to be under attack and calls for public support by watching a suspended episode online.
Nigerian journalist Zainab Sodiq was released by the State Security Service (SSS) after being detained for possessing a drone without the required End User Certificate. Her release followed intervention by the International Press Institute (IPI Nigeria).
Mario Orfeo, the current director of Repubblica, has resigned to become the director of a competing company. This move has left the Repubblica team in shock, as Orfeo had previously assured them of a project to revamp the newspaper.