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Philadelphia station says Biden campaign team provided questions for radio interview
Kazakh director takes unsparing look at absurdity of government propaganda in award-winning film ‘Bikechess’
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Journalists investigating billion-dollar scam centers harassed, surveilled, threatened with legal action
The settlement removed the former police chief from the lawsuit but doesn't apply to two other officials Deb Gruver sued over the raid
Two-year grant will help a vital lifeline continue across the most remote U.S. state
Since the 2021coup, Myanmar's junta has sought to control the country by controlling information
Media regulator RTUK accuses an independent radio station of inciting public hatred and enmity over a guest's use of the term 'Armenian genocide' on air
Violence against reporters covering environmental issues is trending upward, according to UNESCO and media advocates. For VOA News, Robin Guess reports.
Analysts say move underscores Moscow’s broader practice of transnational repression
The Wall Street Journal reporter faces espionage charges that are widely seen as fabricated
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