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Russia & Ukraine

Censorship and Conflict: Russia's Cultural and Nuclear Tensions Unfold

As dissent grows, Russia targets artists and faces drone threats to its nuclear facilities.

Sep 18, 2026• Al Jazeera
Trump Watch

Sonia Gandhi's Memoir Sparks Controversy in Indian Politics

Allegations of censorship and political bias emerge from Sonia Gandhi's memoir as Congress accuses Penguin of manipulating content.

Aug 29, 2026• Google News India
India

ZEE5 Withdraws Diljit Dosanjh's 'Satluj' Amid Political Controversy

The removal of 'Satluj' by ZEE5 raises questions about censorship and political pressures in India.

Jul 5, 2026• Google News India
China

Dissident Bookseller Lam Wing-kee Dies at 70

Lam Wing-kee, a symbol of resistance against Beijing, passes away after battling lung cancer.

Jul 3, 2026• BBC World
UK

Artist Defends Exhibition Amid Controversy Over Censorship

Matthew Collings responds to allegations against his exhibition 'Drawings Against Genocide' amid accusations of anti-Semitism.

May 16, 2026• Al Jazeera
Middle East

Artist Defends Canceled Show on Israeli-Palestinian Conflict

Matthew Collings addresses the backlash against his art exhibit exploring violence in Gaza.

May 14, 2026• Al Jazeera
Crisis

Global Press Freedom Reaches Unprecedented Low

A stark report reveals a troubling decline in global press freedom as journalism faces increasing criminalization.

Apr 30, 2026• Al Jazeera
Crisis

Controversy Erupts Over Canceled Aboriginal Children's Book

University of Queensland Press faces backlash after pulling children's book over illustrator's comments.

Apr 24, 2026• BBC World
Russia & Ukraine

BBC Russian: 80 Years of Defying Censorship

Despite challenges, BBC Russian remains a vital information source for millions.

Mar 28, 2026• BBC World
Russia & Ukraine

BBC Russian: 80 Years of Resilience Amid Censorship

BBC Russian battles censorship, celebrating 80 years of information resilience.

Mar 28, 2026• BBC World