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

The reciprocal moves mark a sharper phase of media restrictions that risk further shrinking U.S. reporting capacity inside China.

Attackers Seen Laughing After Stabbing of Iran International Journalist, Court Hears

Pakistan Hosts US–Iran Talks in Islamabad With Tight Security and On‑Arrival Visas

Lens Turns Postponed PSG Date Into Stadium Rally for Jailed Journalist Christophe Gleizes

Kataib Hezbollah Frees U.S. Journalist Shelly Kittleson After Baghdad Abduction

U.S. Journalist Shelly Kittleson Freed in Iraq After Weeklong Abduction

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

Kataib Hezbollah Frees U.S. Journalist Shelley Kittleson After Negotiations

Mexico Confirms Support for TUDN Journalists on Conditional Release in South Africa

American Journalist Shelly Kittleson Abducted in Baghdad as Search Intensifies

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

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

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

U.S. Journalist Shelly Kittleson Kidnapped in Baghdad as Police Arrest Suspect

American Journalist Reported Abducted in Baghdad as Iraqi Forces Arrest One Suspect

Georg Restle to Lead ARD’s Nairobi Bureau, Exits Monitor After Final March 26 Broadcast

Japan Presses Iran to Free Detained NHK Tehran Bureau Chief

Russia Puts International Women’s Media Foundation on ‘Undesirable’ List

Nobuhiko Ochiai, Japanese International Journalist and Author, Dies at 84

Agency Confirms Death of International Journalist Morley Robertson at 63