PRESS AI WORLD

According to the term you entered "freedom": 190 news found

WORLD NEWS

Wikipedia Operator Loses Court Challenge Against UK Online Safety Act Regulations

Monday, Aug 11

Wikipedia's operator lost a UK court battle over regulations under the Online Safety Act that could threaten user anonymity.

WORLD NEWS

London Police Arrest Over 500 Demonstrators Supporting Banned Palestine Action Group

Monday, Aug 11

More than 500 protesters were arrested in London during demonstrations supporting the banned group Palestine Action, raising concerns over freedom of expression.

POLITICS

South Korea and US to Conduct Joint Military Drills from August 18 with Adjusted Schedule

Thursday, Aug 07

South Korea and the US are set to conduct significant joint military drills starting August 18, adapting their schedule to ease tensions with North Korea.

POLITICS

Palestine Action Wins Court Approval to Challenge UK Terror Group Ban

Wednesday, Jul 30

Palestine Action secures court backing to challenge the UK's ban as a terrorist group, raising concerns over freedom of expression rights.

WORLD NEWS

French Minister Urges Media Access to Gaza Amid Hunger Crisis

Wednesday, Jul 23

French officials are calling for the press to enter Gaza as journalists face severe hunger and danger.

POLITICS

White House Excludes Wall Street Journal from Trump’s Scotland Press Pool Amid Epstein Controversy

Tuesday, Jul 22

The White House bans the Wall Street Journal from Trump's Scotland trip press pool over controversial Epstein coverage.

WORLD NEWS

Pakistani Court Suspends Order to Ban YouTube Channels of Government Critics

Friday, Jul 11

A Pakistani court has suspended an order to block YouTube channels of critics, including journalists and opposition politicians.

WORLD NEWS

X Blasts Indian Government for Blocking Reuters Accounts Amid Press Censorship Concerns

Tuesday, Jul 08

X criticizes India's government for blocking Reuters accounts, highlighting concerns over press censorship and freedom of expression.

WORLD NEWS

Clashes Erupt in Istanbul Over Controversial Cartoon Depicting Prophet Muhammad

Tuesday, Jul 01

Protests and arrests unfold in Turkey over a satirical cartoon allegedly depicting the Prophet Muhammad, igniting debates on freedom of expression and religious sensitivities.