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At a recent meeting with press agencies, the Vice President underscored that truth-telling is the foremost responsibility of journalism today. Emphasizing the need for trustworthy information amid a flood of conflicting sources, the press must lead in building public trust and guiding public opinion.
August 8 marks Iran's Journalists Day, commemorating journalists killed in the line of duty, especially two IRNA reporters who died during the Iran-Iraq War. The day also emphasizes the vital role of the press in society and serves as a reminder of journalists' duty to truth and public service.
Journalists do more than report the news—they play a vital role in fostering empathy, unity, and social cohesion. Experts stress that fair, compassionate reporting and constructive dialogue help bridge divides and build trust in society.
Chủ tịch Quốc hội Iran Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf nhân Ngày Nhà báo đã ca ngợi giới truyền thông là những người bảo vệ bản sắc dân tộc và cầu nối quan trọng giữa chính phủ với người dân. Ông kêu gọi các nhà báo nâng cao trách nhiệm nghề nghiệp và cam kết tạo điều kiện pháp lý thuận lợi cho báo chí hoạt động.
Muhoozi Kainerugaba, Uganda's army commander and son of President Yoweri Museveni, ordered the closure of Daily Monitor and NTV Uganda on January 19, stating he does not believe in a free press. Armed forces blocked the Daily Monitor building, while NTV Uganda and other outlets ceased broadcasting. The move has drawn concern from media watchdogs.
The Japanese-language newspaper Daily Manila Shimbun, based in Manila, Philippines, has ceased publication after more than 30 years due to financial struggles and declining readership. The decision reflects broader trends as print media globally confront the shift to digital platforms.
Meta has strongly criticized Australia's plan to tax digital platforms that fail to pay for news, calling it 'poorly designed' and 'grossly unfair'. The tech giant argues the proposals would shield publishers from the need to innovate and violate the U.S.-Australia free trade agreement.
The White House Correspondents' Association dinner, postponed in April after a security breach, is rescheduled for July 24. President Donald Trump confirmed his attendance, raising concerns among press freedom advocates that he may use the event to attack the media.
In the latest episode of The Listening Post, Al Jazeera examines Israel's accusations of 'blood libel' against The New York Times over its coverage of the Gaza conflict. The program explores how the use of this historic term impacts international media credibility and analyzes how major outlets shape perceptions of the Middle East war.
