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The article discusses how pro-Trump journalists have influenced the dynamics of press conferences at the White House since Donald Trump's return to power.

Dainius Radzevičius, former chairman of the Lithuanian Union of Journalists, is facing scrutiny over a considerable debt of nearly 60 thousand euros owed by the organization he led, which has now been transferred to his children.

Since the launch of its exclusive training program for Black journalists in 2021, Folha has seen a significant increase in the representation and employment of Black trainees within its newsroom.

The death of Darío Lopérfido, a prominent Argentine cultural manager, prompted tributes from various public figures on social media after his passing in Madrid.

Dainius Radzevičius asserts that he has not committed any formal, ethical, or moral violations related to the rewriting of his debt to be transferred to his children.

Melony Ishola, along with seven other journalists, has been selected for a significant urban reporting project addressing challenges in Lagos State.

Journalists Mariana Carbajal and Ingrid Beck delve into the topic of menopause, exploring its historical perspectives and their personal experiences with the condition.

Sophia Chikirou from La France Insoumise has doubled down on her controversial remarks calling journalists 'little Nazis' in the wake of heightened tensions between the political party and the media.

The President of the Olympic Speed Skating Federation, Matthias Große, has barred two journalists from ARD, raising questions about the accountability and transparency of publicly funded sports organizations in Germany.

The Nigerian Army's 8 Division in Sokoto pledges enhanced cooperation with local journalists to improve security communication and counter misinformation.

The 1st Athens International Literature Festival (AILF) will take place from March 27-29, 2026, focusing on contemporary issues and featuring prominent authors, journalists, and creators.

Clashes have erupted near the Torcham border point between Afghanistan and Pakistan, prompting concerns for returning Afghan civilians.

The use of drones in attacks on journalists has increased in 2025, resulting in the deaths of at least 39 media professionals, according to a new report by the Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ).

A recent report highlights that Israel has the highest number of journalist deaths, with 86 fatalities attributed to it in the year 2025.

The Argentine Federal Police (PFA) issued a statement regarding incidents that occurred outside Congress involving Greenpeace activists and journalists.

Pablo Grillo's family has condemned recent attacks on journalists near the Congress, arguing the incidents reflect systemic issues rather than isolated occurrences.

The Kebbi chapter of the Nigerian Union of Journalists has rejected claims by former NLC President Abdulwaheed Umar that the media failed to report the state's achievements adequately.

The 26th International Book Fair has commenced in Vilnius, while the Journalists Professional Association has expressed distrust in the ethics inspector D. Radzevičius due to allegations of misconduct.

Seimas Chairman Juozas Olekas discussed proposed amendments to the LRT law aimed at enhancing protections for journalists in Lithuania.

The president of the German Speed Skating Association (DESG) staged a personal showdown with undesirable ARD journalists at a recent event.

Tensions escalated in Argentina's Congress during a Greenpeace protest coinciding with the debate on glacier protection legislation, leading to clashes between police and journalists.

Patricia Bullrich announced that an inquiry has been launched against a Federal Police agent involved in the assault of journalists during a protest near Congress.

In 2025, a record 129 journalists were killed globally, with two-thirds of those fatalities linked to Israeli actions, according to the Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ).

Prominent journalists offered media consulting through lectures, which led to breaking the rules of the Storting's press association, prompting them to take action.

Prominent journalists offered media consulting services, which violates the regulations of the Storting's press association, prompting an immediate response.

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.

A group of journalists were attacked by federal police outside the Argentine Congress during a debate on glacier protection laws, resulting in the detention of a cameraman.

After a game where Fenerbahce beat Partizan 81:78, Š. Jasikevičius unusual asked journalists not to ask questions during the post-game press conference.

The Journalists' Professional Association has called for D. Radzevičius to resign due to transparency and accountability concerns regarding his management practices.

The Lithuanian Association of Professional Journalists has publicly expressed distrust towards the ethics inspector following concerns over significant financial dealings.

In Greece, four individuals have been convicted for unlawfully wiretapping over 90 politicians, journalists, business leaders, and high-ranking military officials using the spyware 'Predator.'

At least eight journalists were attacked, threatened, or robbed while covering the death of Nemesio Oseguera Cervantes, known as El Mencho, leader of the Jalisco New Generation Cartel (CJNG).

The exclusion of ARD journalists from a press conference on allegations against the German Speed Skating Association raises serious concerns about press freedom in Germany.

Antigone Panele, a well-known journalist from Greece, has passed away unexpectedly at the age of 57, as announced by the Board of Directors of the Association of Journalists of Athens (ESIHA).

A report by the International Committee to Protect Journalists reveals that two-thirds of journalists killed this year were in Gaza due to attacks by occupying forces.

UEFA suspended Gianluca Prestianni prior to a return match amid allegations of racist remarks directed at Vinícius Júnior, sparking controversy during a Champions League clash between Benfica and Real Madrid.

A report by the Committee to Protect Journalists reveals that Israeli forces were responsible for the deaths of more journalists than any other nation in 2025, marking a troubling trend for press safety.

The TBS branch of the National Union of Journalists in South Korea is awarded the 7th Lee Yong-ma Journalism Special Prize for its ongoing struggles against attempts to dismantle public broadcasting.

The article explores the challenges journalists face when questioning U.S. government officials about UFOs and extraterrestrial intelligence, highlighting recent comments from Barack Obama on the topic.

Palestinian journalists in Jerusalem face arrests and expulsions, drawing condemnation from the Palestinian Journalists' Union.

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.

The Repubblica exhibition in Rome has seen significant attendance from schools, with over 1,300 students visiting and numerous discussions scheduled involving journalists and topics related to women in journalism.

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.

The Lithuanian Journalists' Union leader A. Antanaitis commented on the stalled situation regarding a debt of nearly €60,000 that former leader D. Radzevičius transferred to his children amid ongoing financial issues.

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.

The current head of the Lithuanian Journalists' Union confirmed that the organization has no immediate plans to pay off its debts amounting to 239 thousand euros, including a significant portion owed to former chairman D. Radzevičius.

In 2025, 129 journalists were reported killed globally, with two-thirds attributed to Israel amid the Gaza conflict, marking the second deadliest year in 30 years according to CPJ.

In 2025, a record 129 journalists were killed worldwide, with the majority attributed to actions by the Israeli state according to the Committee to Protect Journalists.

The year 2025 has reported the highest number of journalist fatalities ever recorded, with 129 reporters killed, predominantly due to actions in conflict zones.

The resignation of members from the Lithuanian Journalists' Union has highlighted issues of transparency and accountability within the organization.