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Five Al Jazeera journalists, including Anas al-Sharif, were killed amid ongoing violence in Gaza, raising the total number of martyrs to 22.
James Cleverly faces backlash for joking about spiking his wife's drink with a date rape drug.
Jeremy Clarkson's BBC contract ends after an incident involving Ison and a physical altercation.
Hey Dude critiques the BBC's double standards in comedy regarding Joe Brown and Danny Baker.
Allegra Stratton and Downing Street staff laugh about a denied Christmas party during restrictions.
Jim Morgan protests Congressman Paul Gosar after being blocked on social media for criticism.
AJ+ Español journalists hold a vigil in solidarity with Al Jazeera reporters killed in Gaza, condemning the ongoing violence against media professionals in conflict zones.
Russia bans Deutsche Welle, closing its Moscow bureau in retaliation for Germany's actions.
A comedian sprays a tycoon with foam during a hacking hearing, prompting discussions about the absurdity of the situation and public reactions.
Myanmar's military blocks Facebook just days after the coup against Aung San Suu Kyi.
Myanmar's military junta targets media, leading to arrests and violence against journalists.
Myanmar's military junta blocks internet access as protests against the coup intensify.
Hong Kong's city newsstands have been declining rapidly, now down to 350 from 2,500.
Meta's policy banning images of watermelons has sparked controversy and discussions about bias and censorship, particularly in relation to the Free Palestine movement.
Edward Snowden critiques UK surveillance law mirroring the Protect America Act of 2007.
Revelations from the NSA's Prism program raise concerns about civil liberties and government intrusion.
The video details the removal of the constitutional right to abortion in the United States.
The Mirror releases a video of Tory staff partying during lockdown, prompting public outrage.
Lawmakers in the Philippines deny ABS-CBN's license renewal, impacting millions of Filipinos.
Hong Kong's Halloween celebrations turn political as protests against a mask ban escalate.
Protests in Hong Kong escalate as police face claims of brutality amid airport tensions.
Protests erupt outside the Ecuadorean embassy in London as supporters rally for Julian Assange, founder of WikiLeaks, amid his asylum situation.
Protests in China demand freedom and an end to COVID-19 lockdowns amid public anger.
Protests in Shanghai face heavy police presence as anger over COVID restrictions simmers.
Protests in China, including Shanghai, challenge Xi Jinping's COVID-19 policies and leadership.
A woman fears for her daughter's safety after receiving threats from authorities while her husband serves a 15-year prison sentence for reporting news.
Gary Lineker's BBC situation may resolve today amid support from other presenters.
Rupert Murdoch is attacked with a pie during a Culture Media and Sport committee hearing.
Russia labels Deutsche Bella as a foreign agent, impacting its media operations significantly.
Svetlana Lobada faces a 50-year ban from Russia for opposing the Ukraine war during a concert.
Andre Kotzenka is expelled from his St Petersburg university for anti-war posts on Instagram.
Julie Bindel discusses censorship and the petition to ban Donald Trump from the UK in January.
Since last summer, over 1,586 books have been banned in U.S. schools, significantly impacting students' access to diverse perspectives and identities.
Igor Savitsky saves 40,000 forbidden artworks during the Soviet Union's reign in Uzbekistan.
A suspect wanted for murder shared a video of the crime on Facebook, which included a gang rape of a teenage girl watched by dozens live.
Chris Patten discusses Hong Kong's governance and the impact of Beijing's policies on its identity.
25 years after the Tiananmen Square massacre, Beijing faces heavy security and censorship.
Kentucky's Trump country reveals deep mistrust of media and the impact of fake news.
Facebook must answer key questions about Cambridge Analytica's data misuse and regulation.
Amazon removes Parler from its servers after the Capitol riot, impacting right-wing social media.
Turkey experiences chaos as Erdogan faces a coup attempt on Saturday morning.
Donald Trump has been permanently suspended from Twitter after the Capitol riots in Washington.
Xiao Jian Hua is abducted from a Hong Kong hotel, raising fears of Chinese government influence.
Lionel Shriver criticizes Britain's authoritarian shift in a talk with Trevor Phillips.
Thousands march in London for pro-Palestinian rights, demanding a permanent ceasefire.
Many Russians, including Tania Simekova, flee persecution amid a mass exodus from Russia.
DW's Uncensored Collection promotes freedom and access to diverse media worldwide.
Cantonese, spoken by 80 million worldwide, faces decline due to Mandarin's dominance in education and government policies, particularly in Hong Kong and Guangzhou.
