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The annual Society of Editors Media Freedom Awards took place yesterday (12th November 2025) to celebrate ‘truly extraordinary journalism’ newsrooms and reporters.

A fresh row over event credentials has reignited concerns about attempts to strip photographers and newsrooms of rights in exchange for access — with implications for Primary Source Journalism (PSJ) well beyond one organiser or one country.

More than 30 members of the Pentagon press corps turned in their badges and exited the building together on Wednesday, after refusing to acknowledge the Defense Department’s new reporting restrictions.

The European Pressphoto Agency (EPA Images) has announced the launch of the EPA Academy, a new 12-month Advanced Programme in International News Photography aimed at nurturing the next generation of photojournalists.

Experienced war reporters are being stopped by a lack of food from providing independent coverage of the Gaza conflict, news organisations warn.

Delegates from a broad spectrum of disciplines gathered in at the International Labour Organisation’s (ILO) headquarters in Geneva to spotlight a vital aspect of women’s sport: the working conditions of female athletes and the ethical hosting of major sporting events.

UEFA has put in place a robust declaration in support of press freedom and freedom of expression.

News coverage of Oasis’ Live '25 comeback tour has been notably affected following the introduction of restrictive editorial conditions by the band’s management.

NMC is raising a red flag over a surge of over 4,000 AI-generated fake news websites exploiting Google’s Discover and search platforms for ad revenue.