Add this topic to your myFT Digest for news straight to your inbox
South-east Asian nation’s de facto leader says reporters broke the Official Secrets Act
Budapest government presents a challenge to fundamental European values
Nobel laureate has seen her image slide following crackdown on Myanmar journalists
Case seen as defining moment for Aung San Suu Kyi’s civilian government
Internet platforms closed more than 700,000 accounts in the second quarter of the year
Proposals aim to address the digital era but are surprisingly analogue
Chinese official likens hosting independence activist to granting platform to terrorist
Broadcaster agrees to pay singer’s £850,000 legal costs in privacy case
The BBC should appeal against Cliff Richard’s legal precedent
Singer sued broadcaster after 2014 police raid in case that could challenge press freedoms
Turkey has more jailed journalists than any other country, say campaigners
US mission most heavily censored as Beijing steps up online crackdown
Commons narrowly rejects case for a new inquiry into media behaviour
White House correspondents’ dinner is everything that looks wrong with political reporting
Severity of Cumhuriyet verdicts heightens fears over press freedom ahead of election
Activists fear levies of hundreds of dollars are tool to stifle freedom of expression
Case will establish if there is right to privacy in early stages of an investigation
Loss of Magyar Nemzet raises questions over future of the country’s independent media
Tackling malevolent propaganda does not justify muzzling the media
The president’s attacks look like part of a wider strategy to hurt independent media
Journalists feared Modi-led curbs would stifle press critical of BJP as election looms
Peter Pellegrini picks non-partisan interior minister in wake of journalist’s murder
