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U.S. Revokes Xinhua Visa After China Expels New York Times Reporter

The reciprocal moves signal that governments are using journalist visas to curb independent reporting on China.

U.S. Journalist Shelly Kittleson Freed in Baghdad After Militia Abduction

Japan Says Citizen Detained in Iran Is Freed on Bail

American Journalist Shelly Kittleson Abducted in Baghdad as Search Intensifies

U.S. Journalist Shelly Kittleson Abducted in Central Baghdad as Iraq Detains Suspect Tied to Kataib Hezbollah

Iraq Detains Suspect Linked to Kataib Hezbollah in Abduction of U.S. Journalist

Iraq Arrests Suspect After Kidnapping of U.S. Journalist Shelly Kittleson in Baghdad

Japan Confirms Two Nationals Detained in Iran, Presses for Their Release

Japan Confirms Two Nationals Detained in Iran, Says Both Are Safe

Fergal Keane Leaves BBC Staff After 37 Years

Washington Post Prepares Major Layoffs as Leadership Refocuses Coverage

Sir Mark Tully, BBC’s ‘Voice of India,’ Dies at 90 in New Delhi

Moscow Court Fines Alexander Morozov Under Foreign‑Agent Law as Second Case Filed Against Ivleva‑York

Sandy Gall’s Will Leaves Estate to Four Children, Probate Values Released

One Suspect Held After Knife-Point Robbery of COP30 Journalists in Belém

Russia Offers Media Access to Encircled Frontline Areas With Temporary Ceasefires

Foreign Correspondents Allege Access Denials at La Libertad Avanza’s Election Bunker

Global News Organizations Urge U.S. to Scrap Plan to Shorten Foreign Journalist Visas

Trump Urges Israel to Open Gaza to Foreign Journalists

Veteran Broadcaster Sandy Gall Dies at 97