Turkey’s Independent Newspaper Voice Perseveres With a Smile
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India’s ‘Fake News’ Crackdown Crumbles Over Journalists’ Outrage
As Malaysia Moves to Ban ‘Fake News,’ Worries About Who Decides the Truth
The country is widely expected to pass a bill that makes spreading misinformation punishable by six years in jail. Critics say it is intended to stifle dissent before elections.
North Korea Issues Rare Apology Over Media Access to K-Pop Show
A ruling party official apologized to South Korean reporters at their hotel after they were kept from a concert in Pyongyang attended by Kim Jong-un.
A Hong Kong Newspaper on a Mission to Promote China’s Soft Power
Since buying The South China Morning Post, the Chinese tech giant Alibaba has pumped in cash with a goal of using it to change how the West sees China.