Vietnamese publishers detained over alleged anti-state propaganda
According to the initial investigation, the suspects were involved in editing, revising, publishing, and promoting a book titled allegedly containing distorted historical content…
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Nepal lawmakers accuse government of intimidation after vehicles block media houses
Members of Parliament from both the opposition and ruling parties allege that the blockades outside media outlets and politicians’ homes were aimed at deflecting public anger…
Gone in 48 hours: Satuj, an insurgency film the Indian government doesn’t want you to see
Just 48 hours after release, the nearly three-hour film about Punjab’s 1980s–90s insurgency was mysteriously pulled on July 5, leaving some viewers hanging midway through.
Bangladeshi television show battling stigma about menstrual health
Billed as Bangladesh’s first television programme dedicated exclusively to periods, 'Moner Kotha by SOFY' aims to create a safe and welcoming platform where menstrual health can…
Korean drama ‘Teach You a Lesson’ sparks China frenzy despite official block
The Korean thriller’s viral momentum extends into a market where Netflix is unavailable.
Ink and inspiration: A tribute to Chinese craftsmanship
The Chinese drama 'The Heir' delves into the rich traditions of Chinese artistry, intertwining history and storytelling to celebrate a national heritage.
Jeju cafe owner’s message to Venezuela goes viral. Now he hopes it brings real help
Yum's original 29-second video, recorded in Spanish with the help of AI translation tools, was posted after he noticed that regular Venezuelan viewers who usually greeted him…
Copyright and journalism: The Jakarta Post
The Indonesian government should focus on helping journalists and media organisations rebuild sustainable business models – while also continuing to serve democracy and the…
Vietnam issues new rules governing foreign media activities
Foreign media agencies, representative offices and organisations must obtain approval for press activities in Việt Nam and comply with Vietnamese law under Decree 262.
The media’s crisis of trust: Philippine Daily Inquirer
The Philippine Daily Inquirer's editorial team asserts that protecting journalists is not merely a matter of safeguarding a profession but defending the public’s right to know.