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Claudia Sheinbaum, the president of Mexico, asserts that there is freedom of expression in the country, despite acknowledging that criticisms of her government do not concern her much.

NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg announced a collective effort among NATO members and allied nations, including South Korea and Japan, to ensure the security and freedom of navigation in the Strait of Hormuz, a vital waterway recently obstructed by Iran.

Salman Rushdie reflects on the impact of the fatwa and the recent attack on him during an event at the Fisk Building in New York.

Prime Minister Robert Golob's Freedom party narrowly won Slovenia's parliamentary elections against former Prime Minister Janez Janša's SDS party.

In Slovenia's parliamentary elections, Robert Golob's Freedom Movement leads with 28.55% of the votes, while Janez Janša's SDS follows closely behind at 28.17%.

In Slovenia's parliamentary election, the conservative party's leader narrowly failed to secure victory amid accusations of a smear campaign, while the ruling liberal party retained its position by a slim margin.

A federal judge's ruling has overturned the Pentagon's restrictive policies on journalist reporting, a notable win for press freedom, despite low public awareness and engagement.

Marina Lima, a prominent Brazilian singer, has launched a new album that celebrates freedom while also reflecting on the death of her collaborator, Antonio Cicero.

Czech nanorobots will be tested in space alongside a mission called Freedom, aiming to enhance antibiotic efficacy.

The article discusses the tragic murders of two individuals in Argentina, illustrating the rising violence and crime linked to robbery, especially concerning personal items like cell phones.

The Slovenian parliamentary elections are tightly contested, with the margin of victory likely decided by only a few votes as approximately 90% of ballots have been counted.

Exit poll results indicate that the Freedom Movement, led by Prime Minister Robert Golob, won a plurality in the Slovenian elections held on March 22, 2026.

Exit polls in Slovenia show a slight lead for the left-wing Freedom Movement over Janez Janša's Slovenian Democratic Party.

Poll results following the closure of polling stations indicate a slim lead for the liberal Freedom Movement over the conservative Slovenian Democratic Party in Slovenia's elections.

Polls conducted by Mediana and RTV Slo indicate a close race in Slovenia's elections, with the Liberal Freedom Movement leading the conservative Slovenian Democratic Party by a narrow margin.

Estonian TikTok creator Darya Pastak discusses her recent divorce, challenges as a single mother, and her feelings of newfound freedom in a candid podcast interview.

Residents of St. Petersburg are reporting the shutdown of mobile internet services by Russian authorities.

The Rai denounces an attack on its crew in Rome while they were filming anarchist-occupied buildings following the death of two activists involved in bomb-making.

The premiere of 'Marat / Sade' at the Bavarian State Theatre explores themes of freedom and equality against the backdrop of the French Revolution.

The U.S. Marine Corps is deploying a rapid response unit to the Middle East to ensure freedom of navigation in the Strait of Hormuz amid rising regional tensions.

A video of Justin Timberlake's June 2024 arrest for drunk driving in New York was released after a settlement in response to a Freedom of Information lawsuit.

Greek Defense Minister Nikos Dendias commemorates the historical significance of the Missolonghi Exodus on its 200th anniversary, highlighting its role as a symbol of freedom in Greek national memory.

Greek Minister of National Defense Nikos Dendias visited Missolonghi to commemorate the 200th anniversary of the Exodus, an event celebrated as a symbol of freedom and national pride.

Turkish authorities have arrested journalist Ismail Ari of the opposition newspaper Birgün for allegedly spreading misleading information.

Anarchist groups have expressed admiration for Sara Ardizzone and Sandro Alessandro Mercogliano, who died while allegedly working on a bomb near Rome.

A federal judge has overturned Trump-era restrictions on journalists covering the Pentagon, asserting they violate constitutional rights and endanger independent journalism.

The U.S. military is undergoing significant changes in its policies influenced by a blend of religion and nationalism, with Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth at the forefront of this ideological shift.

Slovenia's upcoming elections see a close race between the ruling Freedom Movement and the opposition Slovenia Democratic Party amid a recent spying scandal.

Beatriz Gutiérrez Müller publicly criticized Elon Musk after receiving a notification about a temporary reduction in the visibility of her posts on the social media platform X.

The article discusses the tension between public expression and silence among artists, especially in the context of awards ceremonies.

Donald Trump issued a 48-hour ultimatum to Iran to restore freedom of navigation in the Strait of Hormuz, threatening military strikes on Iranian energy infrastructure if they do not comply.

President Yoon Seok-yeol emphasized that press freedoms come with responsibilities amidst backlash from the SBS journalism union over his call for an apology regarding perceived media misconduct.

The Bahia Court has ordered the website Poder360 to remove the name and photo of a police delegate referenced in a report, sparking criticism from the ANJ, which sees this as an act of judicial censorship.

A report from the Tunisian NGO Intersection highlights numerous human rights violations across Tunisia, particularly affecting freedom of expression and peaceful assembly from 2025 to 2026.

A U.S. judge ruled that the Pentagon's strict press policy, initiated last year, is illegal as it restricts journalists from obtaining and publishing unapproved information.

A watchdog in Ontario criticizes the government's transparency reforms, arguing they will increase secrecy rather than enhance security.

The Black Crowes have released a new album, 'A Pound of Feathers', which has been received with acclaim for its youthful energy and authenticity despite the band members aging into their sixties.

A review discusses the triumph of 80 journalists over Viktor Orbán's challenges.

The proposed multibillion-dollar funding request by the Trump administration for Iran could be contested by GOP members concerned about increasing budget deficits.

A US judge ruled that the Pentagon's media access policy violated constitutional protections, allowing journalists' credentials to be restored after major media outlets refused to comply.

Hassan El Sayed, a Danish-Egyptian actor, is being detained in Cairo and faces accusations related to terrorism due to his role in a film critical of the Egyptian government, according to Amnesty International.

Journalist Aurimas Perednis discusses the implications of the slogan 'Lithuania for Lithuanians' in light of historical contexts and recent controversies following an incident in Vilnius.

The Basque Government has granted former ETA leader Soledad Iparraguirre a semi-freedom arrangement allowing her to leave prison on weekdays under specific conditions.

Nigerian singer Qing Madi discusses her approach to wealth, social media, and the impact of financial freedom on her music career.

The article discusses the U.S. military intervention in Iraq and its implications, reflecting on the promises of freedom made by President George W. Bush and the subsequent turmoil in the region.

RT reports on the dangers faced by journalists during Israeli military operations, highlighting an incident where their correspondent and cameraman were injured by an Israeli strike in southern Lebanon.

Lucélia Rodrigues da Silva reflects on her life 18 years after escaping horrific abuse from her adoptive mother, sharing her journey of healing and empowerment on social media.

Bob Dylan's quote emphasizes that true success is about personal fulfillment and living according to one's own desires rather than seeking external approval.

A federal court ruled that new Pentagon guidelines designed to exclude certain journalists violate the Constitution.

A federal court in the U.S. ruled that Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth's attempt to restrict access to the Pentagon for critical media violates the Constitution.