Trial of Bahrain blogger Ali Abdulemam could be watershed for Middle East press freedom
The trial of blogger Ali Abdulemam, due to start this week in Bahrain, is being seen as a potential watershed…
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BySky News and Channel 4’s Dispatches win International Emmys
A series of reports from Sky News and a Channel 4’s Dispatches programme each focusing on The Taliban in Pakistan…
ByMexican newspaper agrees to stop drugs-war coverage after killing of photographer
The biggest newspaper in Mexico’s most violent city has said it will restrict its drug war coverage after the killing…
ByEgyptian daily doctors pic to put leader centre stage at Middle East peace talks
Al-Ahram, Egypt’s state-run newspaper, has come under attack for altering a photo to place president Hosni Mubarak at the front…
ByGongadze murder 10 years on: ‘Instigators were at top of political pyramid’
The UK National Union of Journalists is taking a delegation to the Ukrainian Embassy in London on Thursday to demand answers about…
ByWartime journalist Angus Thuermer dies aged 92
Angus Thuermer, the American journalist who discovered PG Wodehouse interned as a prisoner while he reported from wartime Germany, has…
ByMichael Winner: ‘Food critics are the most useless people in the world. Egon Ronay was the exception’
Egon Ronay, the Hungarian food critic credited with changing the eating habits of a generation, has died aged 94.
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