The Ministry of Information and Broadcasting on Saturday (April 26) advised social media users as well as news agencies, to adhere strictly to existing laws. India news

'Adverse consequences': Why Is Indian media being told not to show defence operations following Pahalgam attack?

World: US President Donald Trump said he would sue dishonest authors and media outlets to find out whether or not these "anonymous sources" even exist, adding that "largely they do not".

Trump threatens to sue 'dishonest' authors, media outlets using 'anonymous sources'

French President Emmanuel Macron, in a rare occurrence, shared his intimate images of boxing, which were described by the French media as the ultimate show of “virility”.

Emmanuel Macron shows off bull-boxing skills 'Robert de Niro style'

Alphabet’s Google was fined 250 million euros ($272 million) for violations related to European Union intellectual property rules by the French competition watchdog, on Wednesday (Mar 20).

French competition authority hits Google with $272 million fine for copyright breaches

Jeff Shell, the chief executive of NBCUniversal, will leave the US-based media company and entertainment giant after an investigation over “a complaint of inappropriate conduct” was launched against him.

NBCUniversal CEO Jeff Shell to leave 'effective immediately’ over complaint of 'inappropriate conduct'

Whether it's editorial leadership or role in news coverage, women continue to be severely under-represented in the media industry and taking the brunt of this are women of colour, shows a new report.

Gender disparity in news: Women, especially of colour, grossly under-represented in leadership and coverage

The media in Pakistan has always played a crucial role in calibrating the political trends and the messaging, working closely with the government or the political parties they owe allegiance to.

Political victimisation of media in Pakistan

The German-language channel of Russia Today (RT) has been blocked by YouTube due to allegations of misinformation on coronavirus. Now as a subtle revenge, Russia has threatened to ban YouTube in the country.

After YouTube bans RT due to multiple violations, Russia threatens to ban video platform

News organisations demanded an explanation for an Israeli airstrike that targeted and destroyed a Gaza City building housing the offices of The Associated Press, broadcaster Al-Jazeera and other media outlets.

Media demands Israel to explain destruction of news offices 

As Australia is thinking of negotiating payments for news media companies, the search engine Google has threatened to remove its search engine in the country if the code is introduced.

Google threatens to halt 'search' feature in Australia over new media payment law; PM reacts

A journalism watchdog has condemned a "draconian" decision by Pakistani authorities ordering news anchors not to express their opinions on air, the latest in a series of assaults on press freedom in the South Asian country.

Watchdog slams 'draconian' curbs on news anchors in Pakistan

Newspapers across Australia ran heavily redacted front pages on Monday in protest against government secrecy and a crackdown on press freedom, a rare show of unity in a fractious media landscape.

Australian newspapers blackout front pages to fight back against crackdown on press freedom

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