The train that did not stop, the journalist who covered his own tragedy and a mystery that remains unanswered
The article recounts the tragic 1975 Moorgate train crash in London, exploring its mystery and the journalist who covered it.
Israel responsible for most journalist killings in 2025 – report
A report by the Committee to Protect Journalists reveals that Israel was implicated in a significant number of journalist deaths in 2025, primarily during the Gaza conflict.
Maritime controls in Galápagos
A journalist recounts a shipwreck incident in the Galápagos where none of the passengers wore life jackets, raising concerns about safety regulations.
Israel responsible for two-thirds of record 129 press killings in 2025, says CPJ
A report from the Committee to Protect Journalists reveals that Israel was responsible for two-thirds of the 129 journalist killings in 2025, marking a concerning trend in press safety.
Report documents the deaths of 129 journalists worldwide in 2025
A report by the Committee to Protect Journalists highlights that 129 journalists were killed globally in 2025, with a significant number of those fatalities occurring in Gaza due to actions by the Israeli army.
Israel responsible for most journalist deaths in 2025
A report reveals that Israel was responsible for two-thirds of all journalist deaths in 2025, marking the deadliest year for journalists in over three decades.
Breaking: Committee to Protect Journalists: Israel is responsible for the deaths of two-thirds of journalists globally over the past two years
A report from the Committee to Protect Journalists states that Israel is responsible for two-thirds of journalist deaths worldwide in 2025.
Russian-Italian reporter detained in Türkiye
Andrea Lucidi, a Russian-Italian journalist covering the Ukraine conflict, was detained in Turkey and subsequently deported to Italy amidst concerns for his safety due to being labeled a 'Kremlin agent.'
A journalist from Clarín and the anguish of the uncle's tale: 'There, at home, how many dollars do you have?'
The article recounts a journalist's alarming experience with a scam in which he was led to believe his son was in danger, invoking feelings of fear and concern for safety.
Is it due to women's lack of 'effort'? [Wise Journalist Life]
The South Korean National Assembly has passed amendments to the school meal law, legally defining school meal workers and addressing their health and safety measures, while a survey reveals a stark contrast in gender wage perception between young men and women.
"Self-Imposed Danger": the Government set up a special operation for the press in front of Congress due to fears of new incidents
Amid heightened political and union tensions, the Argentine National Security Ministry announced a special operation to ensure journalist safety during critical dates in February.
Press Freedom: Number of Attacks on Journalists Has Increased Significantly
The number of politically motivated attacks on journalists in Germany has significantly risen, with one-third attributed to the far-right.
Surrounded and robbed by a group of North Africans: The account of journalist Alessandro Gonzato
Journalist Alessandro Gonzato recounts being assaulted and robbed by a group of North African individuals while traveling home from work in Milan.
"We have a problem with mass migration - the consequences are visible now"
Journalist Beatrice Achterberg discusses the deterioration of public spaces due to mass migration and suggests that while measures like knife restriction zones and increased security personnel are necessary, they are merely superficial solutions to a deeper issue.
Trial of defendants accused of killing Bruno and Dom is transferred to Manaus due to risk to jury's impartiality
The Brazilian court has decided to transfer the trial of those accused in the deaths of indigenous activist Bruno Pereira and British journalist Dom Phillips to Manaus amid concerns over jury impartiality and public safety.
Police detain reporter who reported local officials' abuse of power... 'Who will expose corruption?'
Chinese journalist Liu Hu has been detained by public security authorities after exposing corruption involving high-ranking officials, raising concerns about press freedom and the safety of journalists in China.
At your own risk and peril. Threats to the Rai journalist in Crans-Montana
A Rai journalist has received threats amidst rising tensions in Crans-Montana following a tragic incident that resulted in the deaths of 40 young people.
Serious concerns for the safety of a journalist detained by the Rapid Support Forces
The Committee to Protect Journalists and 80 other human rights organizations have expressed serious concerns regarding the detention of Sudanese journalist Moammar Ibrahim by the Rapid Support Forces, calling for his immediate release and protection.
The end of anonymity on social networks? 'Sometimes it can be vital,' warns journalist Koubský
Journalist Koubský raises concerns about the potential loss of anonymity on social media and its implications for individuals' safety.
No fireworks or hits but it's not a victory
The journalist challenges the initial perception of a peaceful New Year's Eve in Piazza Duomo, suggesting that the situation was not as calm as reported.
Another Recognition for the Project That Teaches Children Traffic 'Tricks' Through Play
The educational project Traffic Alphabet, led by journalist Sandra Mikulčić, has received a Golden Plaque for road safety from a team of traffic experts in 2026.
A 'Deadly' Year for Journalism in Central America and Mexico
The discovery of the body of journalist Jorge Zapeta, who went missing in December, highlights the alarming decline in safety for journalists in Central America, where 26% of journalists killed last year were from the region.