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Austrian press casts Iranian ties as threats, spotlighting bias and selective freedom
Austrian media depict professional media ties with Iran, including the Austrian Press Club, as threats – continuing the same pattern applied to Press TV – revealing structural bias, Western narrative dominance, and a conditional approach to media freedom.
Behind the veil: Australia’s latest move against Press TV designed to control the narrative
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Behind the veil: Australia’s latest move against Press TV designed to control the narrative
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Silencing truth-tellers: Israel massacres 25 Yemeni journalists in a deadliest media attack
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Defense8 months ago
Three IRIB journalists killed in Israeli bombing of Iran’s state television building
Three employees of Iran's state broadcaster were killed as a result of the shockwave from an Israeli airstrike that targeted one of the IRIB buildings.
Three IRIB journalists killed in Israeli bombing of Iran’s state television building
Palestineone year ago
Killing the truth: Journalists who exposed genocide in Gaza and paid with their lives
Journalists in Gaza have paid with their lives to show the gory realities of the genocidal war that has claimed nearly 47,000 Palestinian lives in the past 470 days.
Killing the truth: Journalists who exposed genocide in Gaza and paid with their lives
Palestineone year ago
How CPJ masks the truth about Palestinian journalists killed by Israel in Gaza
After nearly 410 days of the genocidal war on Gaza, death toll of journalists has risen to 189. However, the Committee to Project Journalists continues to downgrade it.
How CPJ masks the truth about Palestinian journalists killed by Israel in Gaza
Featuresone year ago
Julian Assange is finally free but his plea deal sets dangerous precedent for journalists
After 12 years in detention, Julian Assange is finally a free man, but the real winner is the United States as he was forced to agree to a blackmail deal in exchange for freedom.
Julian Assange is finally free but his plea deal sets dangerous precedent for journalists
Viewpoint2 years ago
Watchdog or lapdog? West’s blatant hypocrisy on media freedom
Western countries brazenly allow media outlets that affirm their own imperialistic goals to remain on air and uncensored. This includes outlets that outwardly promote foreign meddling and violence.
Watchdog or lapdog? West’s blatant hypocrisy on media freedom
Viewpoint2 years ago
Media as US military-industrial complex’s ‘tool of war’ against Iran
Today, as we see, media organizations have become instruments of ‘modern warfare’ used by the US military-industrial complex against individuals, entities and countries that challenge their hegemony
Media as US military-industrial complex’s ‘tool of war’ against Iran
Politics3 years ago
Iran’s parliament slams EU sanctions on Press TV, removal of network from Eutelsat
Iran's parliament has condemned the European Union's sanctions on Iranian media and removal of Press TV from the satellite operator Eutelsat, terming it a breach of free speech and media freedom
Iran’s parliament slams EU sanctions on Press TV, removal of network from Eutelsat
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