More than half world without freedom of expression as India falls into ‘crisis’, report
India's fall down into the "crisis" category has driven the decline.
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BBC World Service risks being overtaken by Russia and China, warns outgoing director
Russia and China are said to be investing hard in their foreign-facing news output.
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How Wall Street Journal is keeping ‘spotlight shining’ on Evan Gershkovich one year after arrest
WSJ assistant editor Paul Beckett told Press Gazette about the efforts to bring Gershkovich home.
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Ukraine’s local news deserts could be barrier to national recovery
Foreign aid donors urged to support local media in rebuilding of Ukraine.
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Russia adds BBC, Guardian and Telegraph staff to journalist blacklist
New additions include prominent BBC correspondents Ros Atkins and Marianna Spring.
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WSJ reporter Evan Gershkovich reaches 100 days in Russian detention
News Corp has led a campaign to keep its reporter's imprisonment on the news agenda.
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Freedom of expression lower for 80% of global population than 20 years ago
Six billion people live in places where freedom of expression is in crisis or restricted.
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Prisoner exchange ‘only route out’ for Evan Gershkovich, fears Independent’s diplomatic editor
Kim Sengupta thought the Russian government is otherwise unlikely to release the Wall Street Journal reporter.
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