Director General of the International Atomic Energy Agency Meets the Press
The Director General of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) held a press conference to discuss key issues.
"Bold Gamble", "From Peace President to War President" : Foreign Press Questions the Future of American Intervention in Iran
International media expresses concern over the uncertain future of U.S. involvement in Iran following the assassination of Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei by American and Israeli strikes.
Saudi Arabia condemns retaliatory attacks, Canada supports the USA
Saudi Arabia has condemned Iranian aggression and expressed solidarity with the UAE, Bahrain, Qatar, Kuwait, and Jordan in light of recent escalations in the Middle East.
Costa and von der Leyen call for 'maximum restraint'
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen and European Council President Antonio Costa urged all parties to exercise restraint, protect civilians, and fully respect international law amidst rising tensions following an attack in Iran.
An emotional Susan Sarandon praises Spain's 'clarity' regarding Gaza and celebrates her International Goya award: 'Pedro Sánchez is on the right side of history'
Susan Sarandon expressed her admiration for Spain's moral clarity regarding the situation in Gaza during a press conference in Madrid, where she received the International Goya award.
Olympic President Surprised at Press Conference - 'Maybe Someone Should Be Fired'
Kirsty Coventry, the President of the International Olympic Committee, faced unexpected questions during a press conference about the Milan-Cortina Winter Olympics, leading her to call into question the preparedness of her team.
CLIA warns of side effects from cruise fees
The CEO of the Cruise Lines International Association (CLIA) discusses the implications of cruising fees during a press conference in Madeira.
Trump: Iran sows 'death and hatred'. Talks tomorrow in Geneva
In a recent speech, Trump devoted minimal time to discussing the potential conflict with Iran while highlighting his accomplishments in domestic and international peace efforts.
Tragedy in MG after torrential rains reverberates in the international press
Torrential rains in Minas Gerais, Brazil, resulted in over 30 deaths and thousands displaced, attracting international media attention.
107 UN States Support Ukraine. The USA Is Not Among Them
The UN General Assembly adopted a resolution supporting Ukraine, which condemns Russian aggression, although the USA abstained from voting.
"Alarm" from CLIA regarding side effects from fees in cruising
Bud Darr of the Cruise Lines International Association (CLIA) emphasized the importance of stability in the cruise market and proper management of tourist flows during a press conference.
'Gay Friendly', 'Inclusive' and 'Home of Alcoholic Creativity': How Carnival in BH Resounded in the Portuguese Press
The carnival in Belo Horizonte gained international attention as it was celebrated in the Portuguese press as inclusive and vibrant, attracting millions of attendees.
IOC president struggled with answers: I might have to let someone go
Kirsty Coventry, president of the International Olympic Committee, faced challenging questions at the final press conference for the Milano Cortina Winter Olympics.
A speedy pardon in the Jimmy Lai case is unlikely
The prospects for a swift pardon for Jimmy Lai appear dim as international advocacy for his release continues amidst ongoing legal complexities.
Olympic Chief Found in Awkward Situation - Hinting at Dismissals
Kirsty Coventry, the President of the International Olympic Committee, faced challenging questions during a press conference about the Winter Olympics, revealing a lack of preparation and bringing into question her leadership.
Winter Olympics president threatens to sack £420k PR chief in awkward press conference
The Winter Olympics president faced intense scrutiny during a press conference, leading to her suggesting that someone on her team might be dismissed due to the poor handling of controversial questions.
VIDEO: IOC President Struggles to Answer Questions, Threatens to Dismiss Team Members
The President of the International Olympic Committee, Kirsty Coventry, faced challenges during a press conference where she struggled to respond to journalists' questions and hinted at dismissing her communication team.
Press reviews on the Olympic conclusion: "Great, magnificent Italy"
The closing ceremony of the Winter Olympics in Italy was celebrated with much enthusiasm, receiving praise from various international media outlets for both the show's vibrancy and Italy's overall hosting performance.
Arab and Islamic Countries Unitedly Respond to Words of the US Ambassador in Israel
Fourteen Arab and Islamic nations, alongside key international organizations, condemned remarks by the US Ambassador to Israel regarding Israel's 'biblical right' to territory in the Middle East.
D. Trump will not attend the Winter Olympics
Former U.S. President Donald Trump has canceled his planned visit to the Winter Olympics in Milan, as reported by the local press.
Trump on the Supreme Court's tariff decision: judges should be ashamed
Donald Trump criticized the Supreme Court for ruling against his imposition of tariffs, stating the judges should be ashamed of their decision.
The USA Leaves WHO. What Does It Mean When the Next Epidemic Breaks Out?
The United States' departure from the World Health Organization poses significant implications for global health data collection and responses to future epidemics.
The Kyiv Independent joins WAN-IFRA
The Kyiv Independent has become a member of WAN-IFRA, enhancing its commitment to press freedom and international cooperation in journalism.
Coast Guard caught as ‘collateral damage’ in Democrats' DHS shutdown as China, Russia press US waters
Republican lawmakers claim funding disputes over the Department of Homeland Security are unfairly hurting the Coast Guard amid growing international pressure from China and Russia.
Sheinbaum's Morning Conference TODAY February 19, 2026; follow the conference LIVE HERE
Claudia Sheinbaum's morning press conference today covers significant government announcements and discussions, including the progress of the suburban train project connecting Lechería with Felipe Ángeles International Airport.
International press reacts to the relegation of the samba school that honored Lula, Acadêmicos de Niterói
The international press has reported on the relegation of the samba school Acadêmicos de Niterói, which honored President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva during the Rio Carnival.
Angola: 'I Literally Felt Naked' - Angolan Journalist Teixeira Cândido Targeted With Predator Spyware
Angolan journalist Teixeira Cândido was recently targeted with Predator spyware, raising concerns about press freedom and privacy in the country.
Nawrocki will not appear in Washington for the inauguration of the Peace Council
Polish President Karol Nawrocki will not attend the inauguration of the Peace Council in Washington, as announced by his spokesman, with Minister Marcin Przydacz representing him instead.
German Chancellor to the USA: "Together we are stronger"
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz warns that the United States faces limits to its power when acting independently, emphasizing the need for international cooperation at the Munich Security Conference.
InPost's Paczkomaty Painted FedEx? Maybe, But Americans Mainly Buy Know-How
FedEx's acquisition of the Polish delivery company InPost for 33 billion PLN is seen as a way to secure cash flow and boost international business, although it does not guarantee a balanced partnership.
Ekiti First Lady urges end to female genital mutilation
Dr. Olayemi Oyebanji, the First Lady of Ekiti State, calls for greater efforts to end female genital mutilation during a press engagement commemorating the International Day of Zero Tolerance for FGM.
The EU Parliament has approved a support package for Ukraine
The European Parliament has approved a significant support package aimed at assisting Ukraine.
Donald Tusk: Poland will not join the Peace Council
Poland has announced it will not participate in the inaugural meeting of the Peace Council scheduled for February 19 in the USA, citing concerns over the council's status and objectives.
The world is sinking into corruption, Poland into stagnation. Conclusions from the new Corruption Perception Index
Transparency International has released the 2025 edition of the Corruption Perception Index, highlighting a worsening of corruption perceptions in the U.S. and presenting a bleak picture for Poland's anti-corruption efforts.
'Effective Life Sentence': Jimmy Lai's Sons Hold a Press Conference, UK and US Condemn the Verdict
The sons of Jimmy Lai criticized his 20-year prison sentence as essentially a life sentence and received international condemnation for the ruling.
Hong Kong mogul Jimmy Lai's jailing sparks outcry
Jimmy Lai, a prominent Hong Kong media tycoon, has been jailed, prompting widespread public and international outcry.
Hong Kong sentences media mogul Jimmy Lai to 20 years in prison
A Hong Kong court has sentenced media tycoon Jimmy Lai to 20 years in prison for colluding with foreign forces and publishing seditious materials, amidst international outcry for his release.
Breaking: Hong Kong media mogul Jimmy Lai sentenced to 20 years' jail in landmark case
Jimmy Lai, a prominent Hong Kong media mogul and critic of China, has been sentenced to 20 years in prison for offenses related to national security, a ruling that has sparked international condemnation.
Controversy in Germany After Reveal of Epstein Associate Holding Press Card
A controversy has erupted in Germany after it was revealed that Ghislaine Maxwell, a close associate of the late Jeffrey Epstein, held an international press card issued in Germany.
Scandal at the Winter Olympics: they claim there is "no evidence" that athletes resort to penile enlargement to jump further with their skis
The International Ski Federation has stated there is no evidence that ski jumpers have used penile enlargement to enhance their athletic performance, amidst growing controversy linked to claims made by the German press.
Maria Moors Cabot Prize opens applications for journalists
Applications are now open for the 2026 Maria Moors Cabot Prize, the world's oldest international journalism award, recognizing journalists for impactful work and commitment to press freedom.
International press discusses frightening scenarios: what would a Russian attack on Marijampole look like?
The article analyzes concerns about a potential Russian military campaign against NATO, with particular focus on Baltic states and Marijampole, as speculation grows that Russia may act sooner than expected.
Astronaut Kanai Yui: 'I ran at full speed' looking back on long-term stay
Astronaut Kanai Yui, who recently returned to Earth from the International Space Station, reflected on his five-month stay in America, describing it as running at full speed during an online press conference.
Who is Raúl Gorrín, owner of Globovisión, captured by Sebin in Venezuela?
International press reports confirmed the capture of Raúl Gorrín, owner of the Venezuelan TV channel Globovisión, in a joint operation between the Bolivarian Intelligence Service (Sebin) and the FBI, amid accusations including money laundering and financial sanctions.
Sweden requests special permission for skiing star to participate in the Olympics
Sweden's ski star Linn Svahn is seeking special permission from the International Olympic Committee to skip press conferences at the Olympics due to mild cognitive fatigue resulting from a concussion last year.
Venezuelan Ambassador to Japan Holds Press Conference, Censures U.S. Military Attack, and Emphasizes Dialogue
The Venezuelan Ambassador to Japan, Seiko Ishikawa, condemned the U.S. military attack in early January, criticizing it as a violation of international law while stressing the importance of dialogue and mutual respect, despite no direct criticism of the U.S. administration.
The Gen.EU project has started. OKO.press in an international consortium with content for youth
The Gen.EU project, launched on December 1, 2025, involves a consortium of European media focusing on issues affecting youth, such as housing, labor market futures, educational challenges, minority discrimination, and climate change consequences.
International Press Reacts to Photos of Prince Andrew in New Epstein Files Released
Newly released Epstein files reveal the relationship between former Prince Andrew and Epstein, including a controversial photo, leading to calls from UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer for Andrew to testify in the US Congress.
The international press can't believe it with Alcaraz: 'The new king of world tennis'
Spanish tennis player Carlos Alcaraz's victory at the Australian Open has received widespread acclaim from international media, celebrating his extraordinary talent.
Birthe Rønn: The government takes the rule of law hostage to regain power
The recent government press conference regarding the expulsion of criminal foreigners signals troubling times for Denmark as a rule of law and reveals a government willing to suppress both national and international legal norms.