If the publisher self-censors
The author reflects on the current climate of censorship in literature, particularly in the Anglo-American context, while sharing their personal experiences of growing up in a contrasting ideological environment.
How the TikTok Ban Failed in Albania
TikTok has returned to Albania after a year-long ban, raising issues about internet safety and censorship amid political turmoil.
Radio Feature: The Inventor of the Political Essay
This article profiles journalist and writer Ludwig Börne and his confrontations with censors during his life.
Expert: Attempting to Exclude Political Themes from Art Borderlines Censorship
An expert discusses the implications of excluding political themes from artistic expression, responding to concerns over potential political propaganda in a recent theater production.
Don't pretend to be Chuck Norris, warns Pauhofová to Fico. She is worried about Slovakia
Actress Táňa Pauhofová expresses her concerns about the political climate in Slovakia, addressing various issues such as censorship and freedom of expression.
Theodoros Kourentzis: The Russian Enigma and the Greek Paradox
The article explores the question of whether artists should take a stand on political issues, reflecting on public perceptions and the implications of their silence.
Internet (un)chained: Why cyber-censorship is here to stay
The article discusses the persistent issue of cyber-censorship worldwide, likening it to historical political reactions against revolutions.
Turkish film about political persecution won the Golden Bear
A Turkish film addressing political persecution has been awarded the prestigious Golden Bear at a film festival.
'Yellow Letters' by the Turkish-German Ilker Çatak wins the Golden Bear for Best Film at the Berlinale
The film 'Yellow Letters' by Turkish-German filmmaker Ilker Çatak won the Golden Bear for Best Film at the 76th Berlinale, highlighting issues of censorship and political persecution in Turkey.
At the Ministry of Labor, there is still no record of impediment to exercise public office for Mario Godoy
The Ministry of Labor has not yet registered any legal impediment preventing Mario Godoy from holding public office, despite his recent political censorship and two-year prohibition following impeachment.
Stephen Colbert, CBS and the FCC: What to know about the heated media feud
CBS, Stephen Colbert, and the FCC are embroiled in a media feud over a controversial interview, raising issues of censorship and political influence.
The path after the censorship of Mario Godoy
The National Assembly of Ecuador has censured and dismissed Mario Godoy, the president of the Judiciary Council, for political responsibility due to incompetence in his duties.
Romania’s stolen elections were only the start: Inside the EU’s war on democracy
The article discusses the annulment of Romania's 2024 presidential election and how it reflects broader issues of democratic standards and intervention by EU institutions.
Niels Olsen on the resignation of Mario Godoy: 'The trial does not stop and censorship would be a fact'
Mario Godoy's resignation from the presidency of the Council of the Judiciary does not halt the ongoing political trial in Ecuador's National Assembly, as confirmed by Legislative President Niels Olsen.
Actors protest against the Berlin Festival
Over eighty industry leaders have accused this year's Berlin Festival of remaining silent on Gaza and censoring artists who speak out, sparking political controversy.
Stephen Colbert says CBS censored interview with Democrat on Late Show
Stephen Colbert revealed that CBS censored an interview with Democratic candidate James Talarico due to concerns over violating political equal-time rules.
After honoring Lula in the parade, Academics of Niterói claims to suffer political persecution
The Academics of Niterói samba school claims to face political persecution following its parade honoring President Lula, citing pressure from conservative sectors and Carnival managers.
Mario Godoy with no chances of avoiding censorship and dismissal in the National Assembly
Mario Godoy faces potential censorship and dismissal from his position in the National Judicial Council due to decisions made by major legislative factions.
Trump's top diplomat confronts Europe in a values-political struggle: 'It is reasonable to be concerned'
Sarah B. Rogers, the U.S. Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for Public Diplomacy, criticizes Europe for censorship while aligning with far-right parties during her visit.
Peru's Congress Advances Process That Could Oust President José Jerí
The Peruvian Congress has gathered enough signatures to initiate a debate on the removal and censure of President José Jerí amid ongoing political turmoil in the country.
The Muzzle as a Flag
The article critiques the political hypocrisy of the Italian left regarding censorship, particularly in light of past performances that were once celebrated.
The liberal dictatorship of the smile
The article critiques the perceived censorship and political correctness within Italy's entertainment sector, particularly focusing on the reaction to a controversial comedian's participation in a major festival.
Political correctness is idiocy. And he shouldn't have let them win...
Pier Francesco Pingitore, a renowned Italian dramatist and satirist, criticizes political correctness as a restriction of freedom and a violation of constitutional principles.
Was it censored? The story of 'American Idiot', the controversial song that Green Day performed at Super Bowl LX
Green Day's performance of 'American Idiot' at Super Bowl LX sparked discussions about possible censorship and the political implications of the song.
"Great regret", "He is on a leash from Palazzo Chigi". Pucci becomes a case in Rai
Andrea Pucci has withdrawn from co-hosting the upcoming Sanremo festival amid political controversies surrounding his participation.
8 banned books 'everyone should read' from legendary tale to controversial title
The article discusses eight significant books that have been banned in various schools and libraries, highlighting their importance in teaching crucial societal and political lessons despite facing censorship.
Report by the American Committee / European Commission Influenced Slovak Elections Through Pressure on Social Media, Republicans Claim
A new report by a Republican-controlled U.S. House Judiciary Committee claims that the European Commission has been censoring political speech on social media globally, impacting the 2023 Slovak parliamentary elections as a prime example.
Why Čavoglave Were Missed by No One in the Square - Except for Disappointed Tomašević?
The article discusses the perceived injustice of political censorship during a celebratory event for Croatian handball players, questioning who has the authority to censor music and artists associated with national pride.
The US has accused the EU of censorship: Here’s how the bloc’s consensus machine works
The US House Judiciary Committee has detailed what it describes as a long-running European Commission effort to suppress online political expression by labeling content as 'disinformation.'
Crazy 'Censorship' Debate: Lanz Can Do It
Markus Lanz's talk show on ZDF is at the center of a political debate regarding false claims of censorship, showcasing how misinformation operates and transforms lies into perceived truths.
“It Gives One the Feeling That It’s About Political Censorship”
Following Schleswig-Holstein's Prime Minister Daniel Günther's statement on press freedom, MABB Director Eva Flecken advocates for media content bans, specifically mentioning Nius, while columnist Gunnar Schupelius emphasizes the importance of freedom of opinion.
Bujanec on the Cancellation of Bujica: 'It's a Political Message'; He Announced a New Project
Velimir Bujanec discusses the cancellation of his show 'Bujica' on Z1 television, attributing it to political pressure and censorship rather than financial reasons, while revealing plans for a new project.
The Rai Union with the Director. FdI: "For the 5S, uncomfortable journalism must be silenced"
Amid ongoing accusations from Ranucci against 'Il Giornale' and calls from the 5 Stars to suspend director Tommaso Cerno from Rai, political and journalistic unions continue to express solidarity with him.
Guillaume Tabard: 'Censorship and budget, a high-risk collision'
Guillaume Tabard discusses the political risks associated with budgetary decisions and censorship in France, particularly in light of the government's handling of the Mercosur trade agreement.
"We should replace half of the political class"
FDP Vice Wolfgang Kubicki criticizes Daniel Günther's proposals to restrict press freedom as illegal and warns against state censorship, asserting that populists have the right to express their opinions.
Banned Books, Censorship, and Brave Authors Who Created Croatia
The article discusses a significant period in Croatian literature post-World War I, highlighting the quiet rebellion in books addressing history, identity, and national uniqueness during a time of political change.
Search Warrant for Democracy?
A proposed law could allow house searches without prior judicial approval for improperly labeled 'political advertising', raising concerns about censorship under the guise of democracy protection.
Acute reaction of SYRIZA for censorship in Banda Entopica and government handling
The Greek political party SYRIZA expressed a strong reaction against censorship related to Banda Entopica and criticized the government's handling of the situation.
Sanctions over "Censorship": For Silicon Valley – and Europe's Radical Right
The article discusses the transatlantic disagreement on the limits of freedom of speech, particularly concerning US internet companies and EU regulations, and how this issue is becoming a focal point in political disputes.