Kyodo News Retracts Article, Reports Unrelated Store Name Regarding Wakayama Accident
Kyodo News retracted an article about a diving accident in Wakayama after mistakenly reporting the name of an unrelated shop.
Graphic Navalny Autopsy Photos Spark Anger Over Journalistic Ethics
Allies of the late Alexei Navalny are outraged over the publication of his autopsy photos by an investigative media outlet, claiming it breaches ethical standards.
CBS under Bari Weiss: A kind of new state television on behalf of Trump
The article discusses CBS News under the leadership of Bari Weiss, alleging that the network compromises journalistic standards to align with President Trump.
Dagens Nyheter criticized for publishing names and photos
Dagens Nyheter has been criticized by the Media Ethics Council for breaching good journalistic standards by publishing the name and image of an interviewee, Abdallah Maraka, in a highly risky situation.
Error in 'heute journal': ZDF dismisses New York correspondent after AI fake
ZDF has dismissed its New York correspondent, Nicola Albrecht, following a report in 'heute journal' that included AI-generated footage about U.S. immigration enforcement, deemed a violation of journalistic standards.
"Koha Ditore": Flagship of Free Journalism in Kosovo in Distress
The newspaper "Koha Ditore", a leading independent media outlet in Kosovo, is facing financial difficulties and has appealed to its readers for support to maintain its journalistic standards.
Danby Choi calls the interview 'moral bullying'. It is dishonest.
Danby Choi criticizes a recent interview and the coverage of Eurovision's Ylvis brothers' boycott, labeling it as speculative and lacking critical cultural journalistic standards.
The TVE News Council attacks Jesús Cintora and Javier Ruiz after more than 100 complaints
The TVE News Council criticized Jesús Cintora and Javier Ruiz for displaying bias and not adhering to journalistic standards in their reporting, following over 100 complaints.
How we measured dust particles near schools in Bratislava, Prague, Budapest, and Warsaw and what cities are doing about air quality: banning old boilers and old taxis
A joint journalistic project measured fine dust particles in the air near selected primary schools in Bratislava, Prague, Budapest, and Warsaw, revealing that while current standards were met, they still lag behind future limits and WHO recommendations.