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Hong Kong Arrests Bookstore Owner Over Jimmy Lai Biography as Security Rules Tighten

The case signals a sharper turn in Hong Kong's use of security laws to police books and speech.

VOA Journalists Sue Kari Lake, Alleging Pro‑Trump Propaganda at U.S.-Funded Broadcaster

Vietnam Arrests Journalist Le Anh Hung on Anti-State Charge

Bari Weiss’ Daniel Pearl Lecture at UCLA Canceled After Her Team Cites Security Concerns

Wagner Moura Warns He Fears ICE in U.S., Says Agents 'Can Kill You'

Salman Rushdie Documentary 'Knife' Premieres at Sundance With Unseen Footage and Free-Speech Warning

Nius Seeks Court Order Against Schleswig-Holstein PM Over "Enemies of Democracy" Remarks

Turkish Airlines Bars Journalist From Flights for Six Months

Weiss Meets 60 Minutes Chiefs on CECOT Story as Cooper Investigation Is Held

Bukele Rebuts CECOT Torture Claims After Clinton Post, Offers to Release All Prisoners

CBS Withholds 60 Minutes CECOT Investigation as Alleged Leak Circulates Online

Judge Orders Plan by Jan. 5 to Restore Hearings for Venezuelans Sent to El Salvador

Russia Designates Deutsche Welle as an 'Undesirable Organization'

Le Parisien Cancels Interview With Financial Prosecutor, Prompting Newsroom Outcry

Russia Says Corriere Censored Lavrov Interview After Paper Rejects Written Answers

Tucumán Court Imposes Six-Month Gag on Media Criticism of Judges and Prosecutors

Ex-BBC Editor Says Newsnight Producer Tried to Veto J.K. Rowling Interview

Russia Puts Astra Editor Anastasia Chumakova on Terrorist–Extremist List

Russian Authorities Search Home of Astra Founder’s Mother in Military ‘False Information’ Case

Russia Adds Ovsyannikova and Three Others to 'Foreign Agents' Registry