Journalism
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Once again our support to Şener Levent is necessary
On August 1st 2018, we (i.e. Κυκλάμινο – Cyclamen – Siklâmen) wrote in a pamphlet:“Most certainly the Cypriot Government SHOULD…
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Twenty years ago 9/11 changed everything for the West and now China’s rise and COVID-19 are part of the story
That was the chilling message Osama Bin Laden sent to the West when he “declared war” in 1996. Stan Grant…
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This is not an obituary
The Paris correspondent of The Irish Times, Lara Marlowe, wrote that her former husband, the journalist Robert Fisk, used to…
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Google political advertising spend transparency reporting coming to Australia
This change will bring more transparency to how parties run their online campaigns, including how much is spent on ads…
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Courting the chameleon: how the US election reveals Rupert Murdoch’s political colours
Answer: He adapts and he waits. Denis Muller The Conversation Electoral cycles last three, four or five years. Murdoch has…
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How the Broken Hill community and an unlikely champion brought century-old Barrier Truth newspaper back from the brink
They fly high over fences and shrubs, landing with a polite thud at every house. Authors ABC News It’s the…
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‘Chilling attack on democracy’: proposed Asio powers could be used against journalists
Journalists and advocacy groups could face compulsory questioning by Asio as part of a proposed expansion of the spy agency’s…
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We’re dealing away our media diversity
The year was 2017. The place: Parliament House in Canberra. Then-prime minister Malcolm Turnbull and then-communications minister Mitch Fifield were…
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Outspoken Australian writer Yang Hengjun formally charged with ‘espionage’ in China
Australian writer and commentator Yang Hengjun has been formally charged with espionage in China, where he has been held since…
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Australian officials granted access to Cheng Lei, the Australian anchor detained in China
Cheng Lei was working as a high-profile anchor for China’s state-run English news service, CGTN, until she was arrested last…
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Opinion: Independent journalism is a pillar of open society
We are living in confusing and uncertain times. Mathias Döpfner Deutsche Welle The world order seems to be disintegrating. Europe…
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Assange’s fiancee asks Scott Morrison to guarantee family’s safety
Speaking to The Sydney Morning Herald and The Age, Stella Morris said she would love to live in Australia but…
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Julian Assange interrupts extradition hearing again
The 49-year-old intervened in his extradition hearing for the second time since it’s resumption at the Old Bailey in London…
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‘Chilling’: Australian press fight with China goes global
After a series of diplomatic discussions with Australia over the past week, European Union member-state leaders may raise the issue…
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UN expert slams Saudi Arabia’s final ruling in Jamal Khashoggi case as ‘parody of justice’
A Saudi court on Monday overturned five death sentences over journalist Jamal Khashoggi’s murder, in a final ruling that was…
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Julian Assange’s extradition case will continue tomorrow after coronavirus delays.
Julian Assange will tomorrow emerge from his coronavirus lockdown in London’s high-security Belmarsh prison to face an extradition hearing at…
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