Heirlooms in newsprint: Singapore couple safeguard copies of The Straits Times from 1950s
Time has yellowed the pages, but in the hands of this couple, newspapers come alive.
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The Straits Times: Telling your Singapore story
From front-page politics to everyday lives, The Straits Times has shaped the country's collective memory since 1845.
Nepali parents lag behind in online safety conversation
Research shows while most parents are concerned about online risks, they lack the necessary knowledge, tools, or support to address them.
Reuters’ X account restored in India after suspension over legal demand
The Indian government's Press Information Bureau stated they didn't request the suspension and were resolving the issue with X.
Why saving newspapers is essential for healthy democracy
It is time for society to recognise journalism not just as an industry, but as a vital public service.
Three Gaza features win at News and Documentary Emmys
News features about Gaza won awards at the News and Documentary Emmys, including Outstanding Light Feature – Long Form, Outstanding Hard News Feature – Short Form, and…
The reluctant fame of Gazan photojournalist Motaz Azaiza
Wearing a black T-shirt, jeans, sneakers and gold-framed glasses, the 26-year-old boasts nearly 17 million followers on Instagram for his images from the war on Gaza.
Vietnam’s print newspapers in the digital era
Print newspapers are becoming less common in everyday life. But those who work in the field, from vendors to editors, believe there is still a future ahead for the printed press.
Pakistan once again excluded from Reuters’ annual digital news report
Experts say challenges like media curbs, lack of innovation make it all more important for insight from nation to be studied.
Viral flight map showing Pakistan allowing US flights near sensitive spots on Iran border is fake
To reach this conclusion, iVerify Pakistan analysed the flight-tracking image to verify whether the aircraft mentioned actually existed in the US military and whether the mapped…