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Jan 29, 2019

Abu Dhabi TV cameraman killed, reporter wounded in Yemen

Authorities in Abu Dhabi say a bombing in Yemen has killed a cameraman for the Emirati capital's state television channel and wounded one of its reporters


Jan 25, 2019

UN human rights expert to visit Turkey over Khashoggi murder

The United Nations is dispatching a human rights expert to Turkey over the killing of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi


Jan 24, 2019

Amnesty criticizes Iran's mass arrests as US frees reporter

Amnesty says Iran arrested more than 7,000 people last year in 'shameless campaign of repression'


Jan 23, 2019

Report: Iran court sentences whistle-blower to 5 years

The official IRNA news agency reports that an Iranian court has sentenced a prominent journalist to five years in prison


Jan 22, 2019

Iran summons Swiss envoy over detention of US-born TV anchor

Iran's Foreign Ministry has summoned the Swiss envoy in Tehran over the "illegal" detention of an American-born anchorwoman on Iranian state television


Jan 22, 2019

Al Jazeera says Sudan withdraws journalists' work permits

Qatari satellite broadcaster Al Jazeera says that its correspondents in Sudan have had their work permits withdrawn by security officials


Jan 21, 2019

AP PHOTOS: Slain journalist captured Libya's turmoil

AP PHOTOS: Slain journalist Mohamed Ben Khalifa, a contributor to the AP since 2014, captured Libya's turmoil and its people's resilience


Jan 20, 2019

Sudan police clash with demonstrators in fresh protests

Sudan security forces deploy in large numbers in Khartoum, twin city in anticipation of fresh protests against al-Bashir


Jan 18, 2019

Iran's FM mocks John Bolton with '10-year challenge'

Iran's foreign minister has mocked the U.S. national security adviser's calls for a strike on Iran, in a play on the viral 10-year challenge meme on social media


Jan 18, 2019

Iran state TV says its US-born newscaster to appear in court

Iran's state-run English-language channel is reporting its American anchorwoman detained in the U.S. will appear in court in Washington


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