A real economic grievance became fuel for pre-existing anti-system narratives in Romania

Only one freedom park has been identified in the country

Beijing calls the Uyghur region a ‘national energy and resource strategic security base’

The protests of the CJP offer both a warning and grounds for democratic optimism

Journalists on the frontlines and in exile share a commitment to truth

Despite clear calls for coordinated attacks, Meta did not act to safeguard these activist pages

El Salvador’s government claims an AI assistant will help make its public healthcare system a reference.

Can the Indonesian government truly tame digital platforms?

An analysis of Bangladesh’s first AI-saturated election, where seeing was no longer believing

The trial moved unusually fast, speeding from indictment to sentencing in under three months

AI-generated images, gendered disinformation, and harmful narratives were used to target Ugandan women politicians

For the 78-year-old publisher, 20 years of imprisonment is effectively a death sentence.

Digital campaigning has become central to how political messages are delivered and received

The journalist resigned and issued an apology after facing harassment for asking a controversial question

The bill would require background checks on journalists and mandatory approval of questions during press briefings

After two years of trial, Lai is found guilty of colluding with foreign forces

The petition aims to compel tech platforms to review how they handle human rights issues

The Samoa Observer, the country's only daily newspaper, was accused of publishing unfair reports

Coordinated bot networks target activists and journalists, raising alarm about platform vulnerabilities in the Western Balkans

The Macau government said: This media ‘no longer has the legal basis for conducting relevant activities.’