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A discussion between Springer CEO Mathias Döpfner and Berliner Zeitung publisher Holger Friedrich highlights their differing views on political figures and journalism, especially regarding Russia and the AfD.

Rafał Trzaskowski critiques journalist Krzysztof Stanowski for his role in the recent presidential campaign, arguing that a serious journalist should not engage in self-promotion or political competition.

The national journalists' union in Ivory Coast is facing internal divisions and disputes regarding upcoming leadership elections, raising concerns of political interference.

Labour minister Josh Simons has resigned after being linked to a controversy over falsely accusing journalists of being part of a 'pro-Kremlin' network.

Longtime CBS News producer Mary Walsh has left the network amid concerns about political bias in reporting under new leadership.

Darío Lopérfido, a notable figure in Argentina's cultural and political scene, has passed away at the age of 61, eliciting tributes from various sectors, including politics and journalism.

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.

Nacho Abad discusses his unique transition from crime reporting to political journalism, emphasizing the challenges and the importance of maintaining a diverse viewpoint.

A proposal has been presented in South Korea's National Assembly to diversify the recommendations for the president of Yonhap News Agency and include public participation in the selection process to minimize political influence over the agency.

Nigerian journalist Ahmed Isah Sakpe was detained for over a week following defamation charges related to a press statement he published about a political crisis.

The article critiques the blending of reporting and commentary in contemporary political journalism, specifically referencing an ARD piece on right-wing women.

The US political news site Politico is set to launch an outlet in Australia, focusing on insider politics and policy analysis for the Canberra press gallery.

The Spanish journalist and writer Gregorio Morán has passed away at the age of 79, noted for his biographies of former Prime Minister Adolfo Suárez and his impactful political commentary during Spain's Transition.

The Greek political party SYRIZA has condemned recent aggressive remarks by government officials towards journalists, calling for an end to such intimidation.

The article discusses the importance of reverse image search as a tool for journalists to combat misinformation, especially in the context of a recent political narrative involving the Iranian Foreign Minister.

The article discusses the allegations that the political party Smer in Slovakia operated as an organized crime group, supported by investigative journalism and testimonies from whistleblowers.

A new cultural magazine presented by the Municipality of Rome at the Macro has sparked political controversy, particularly due to its connections with local activists.

SYRIZA president Sokratis Famellos delivered an emotional eulogy at the political funeral of journalist and former president of the Union of Greek Journalists, Aristeidis Manolákos, highlighting his contributions to the Left and journalism in Greece.

The passing of journalist Giovanna Casadio has deeply affected Italy’s political and journalistic community, eliciting heartfelt condolences from various leaders.

Giovanna Casadio, a prominent political journalist for La Repubblica, has passed away after 25 years of dedicated reporting and analysis.

The article criticizes Italian journalists for overreacting to political critiques while ignoring severe issues faced by reporters globally, highlights Federica Brignone's decision to skip Sanremo, and compares media attention given to athletes.

Journalists are increasingly using AI to monitor political discussions in podcasts and influencer channels, as these platforms have become significant spaces for public discourse.

Samantha Jirón, the youngest political prisoner in Nicaragua, recounts her experiences of imprisonment and exile, now studying journalism in Madrid.

Juan Radonjic, a prominent figure in Argentine journalism and politics, passed away at the age of 71, with tributes pouring in from political leaders and colleagues.

Aristides Manolakos, a notable journalist and former president of the Athens Journalists Association (ESIEA), has passed away at the age of 88.

Aristides Manolakos, a prominent figure in Greek journalism and former president of the ESIEA, died at the age of 88.

The program 'Matter of Politics' from Rzeczpospolita has been refreshed to enhance critical discussions on current political issues.

Diego Rosales, a Salvadoran journalist, was detained in Seville while seeking asylum, citing political persecution from the Bukele administration in El Salvador.

Lukáš Machala criticized the activism of journalists and expressed concern over the divisive impact of athlete Petra Vlhová's political statements on society.

President Alexander Stubb reflected on his personal changes since his time as Prime Minister during a meeting with political journalists.

The article reflects on the historical significance of 'The Washington Post' during the Watergate scandal and its relevance in today's political climate.

The article discusses Jeff Bezos's handling of the Washington Post, highlighting significant job cuts and the perceived alignment with political pressures from President Trump.

The Washington Post's significant layoffs and the dissolution of its sports and book sections have raised concerns about the future of journalism, particularly given its perceived submission to political power under owner Jeff Bezos, though a recent local book fair showcased a glimmer of hope for literary culture.

Political interviewer Sonia Mabrouk has resigned from CNews in response to the network's decision to retain Jean-Marc Morandini on air despite his conviction for corruption involving minors.

Journalist and author Nikos Chasapopoulos shares news that could not be published in his book 'The Unpublished', which documents events and conversations that shaped Greece's political and diplomatic landscape.

Hundreds of employees at the Washington Post held a protest in Washington, D.C., against the management's decision to lay off more than a third of its workforce, blaming owner Jeff Bezos for mismanagement and political bias.

The article discusses the deep-rooted conflicts encountered by political reporters and the toll it takes on their mental and emotional well-being, emphasizing the importance of finding moments of respite.

The article critiques the degradation of public discourse in Spain, where insults and dehumanization have taken over political and journalistic conversations.

The article discusses how Ugandan journalists confronted significant security and political pressures while covering the controversial January 2026 general elections amidst President Yoweri Museveni's ongoing rule.

The National Council of the Order of Journalists has allocated twenty thousand euros to support the No campaign in the referendum, raising concerns about political neutrality among journalists.

Starting February 7, political reporter Bára Divišová will take over as host of the Saturday discussion show Za pět minut dvanáct on TV Nova, with plans for significant format changes aimed at enhancing viewer engagement.

A journalist critiques a Jutarnji list article for overlooking crucial details about city-funded associations in Zagreb and their connections to the political party Možemo.

The article reflects on the first fifty years of the newspaper EL PAÍS, highlighting the significant political, economic, and social changes in a tumultuous world.

Miriam Mafai, a notable journalist born in 1926, chose journalism over her political career after experiencing significant historical events, including World War II and the Hungarian Revolution.

Delcy Rodríguez, the acting president of Venezuela's new de facto government, has made a significant gesture by releasing nearly all imprisoned journalists ahead of an important political summit in Washington.

Eugénie Bastié discusses a critical examination of Emmanuel Macron's presidency, highlighting themes of narcissism and the political dynamics at play during his second term as presented by journalists Domenach and Szafran in their work 'Néron à l’Élysée'.

At least nine journalists have been released in Venezuela, including dissenting journalist Rolando Carreño, amidst ongoing concerns about human rights abuses and political prisoners in the country.

The article discusses the life and influences of Geneviève Tabouis, a notable journalist and political commentator with a strong diplomatic background.

A new book compiles columns by renowned journalist Mirko Galić, reflecting on political themes amid the backdrop of Zagreb's most iconic building, which recently suffered a destructive fire.

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.