Donald Trump is threatening to sue ABC for its reporting on the cost of repairing the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool, claiming the network misrepresented costs and failed to mention previous administrations' spending. He alleges vandalism caused a "350-foot slit" and disputes ABC's reported figures.
UK ministers are proposing new rules to give established broadcasters like the BBC, ITV, and Channel 4 greater prominence on platforms like YouTube and TikTok, citing concerns over online misinformation and its threat to democracy. The government is considering legislation if tech companies do not cooperate.
Former footballer Rade Bogdanovic caused outrage on Serbian TV by claiming Black players lack concentration for more than 60-80 minutes. Despite backlash, RTS aired him again the next day.
China's CCTV reported that Japanese warships and aircraft repeatedly harassed and provoked Chinese naval assets during a 40-day exercise in the western Pacific and South China Sea. Japan has not yet responded to the accusations.
Public service media employees in Czechia are striking for 24 hours over controversial government plans to change funding for Czech Television and Czech Radio. Critics fear the reforms, which would shift funding from license fees to state budget allocation, threaten editorial independence and could lead to job losses and programming cuts.
Thousands protested in Prague against the Czech government's plan to change public broadcaster funding. Critics accuse PM Andrej Babis of seeking media control, comparing his actions to leaders in Slovakia and Hungary. The new plan shifts funding to the state budget, potentially reducing it by 15% and threatening staff layoffs.
Thousands of Czechs protested in Prague on Sunday against a government plan to change public broadcaster funding, fearing it endangers their independence. The proposal shifts financing from individual fees to the state budget, drawing criticism that politicians seek control over media.
Thousands of Czechs protested in Prague against a government plan to change public broadcaster funding. Critics fear the move, shifting financing from fees to the state budget, endangers media independence.
China's CCTV aired footage of the DF-17 hypersonic missile launch, designed to deliver vehicles above Mach 5. Analysts suggest this strengthens Beijing's deterrent posture, potentially impacting regional missile balance and US strategies.
Iran, the US, and Qatar are holding trilateral talks in Switzerland focusing on a ceasefire in Lebanon and the unfreezing of Iranian assets. Iran's delegation aims to implement five points from a memorandum, with specific details on three points undisclosed.
China's military has broadcast footage of a DF-17 missile launch for the first time, showing a live-fire exercise. The missile, first seen in 2019, was featured in a military news program ahead of the PLA Rocket Force's 60th anniversary.
Donald Trump and Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni are in a public dispute over a photograph request at a summit. Trump accused Meloni of repeatedly asking for a photo, which she denied as "made up." Trump also suggested Meloni sought to mend ties with Washington for domestic political gain after Italy's stance on Iran.
Donald Trump and Italian PM Giorgia Meloni are in a public dispute over a photograph request at a summit. Trump accused Meloni of repeatedly asking for a photo, while Meloni denied the claim, calling it "made up." Trump also suggested Meloni sought to repair relations with Washington for domestic political reasons.
Turkey/Türkiye's dismal World Cup performance, marked by two defeats and 62 shots without a goal, has led to their early exit. The article also touches on President Erdoğan's rebranding of the country's name and its potential cultural and linguistic implications.
China is diversifying its maritime claims east of Taiwan through military drills, coastguard patrols, and resource surveys, according to state-affiliated Yuyuan Tantian. This follows Japan and the Philippines' talks on economic zones, which Beijing condemned.
China is diversifying its maritime claims east of Taiwan through military drills, coastguard patrols, and resource surveys, according to state-affiliated Yuyuan Tantian. This follows Japan and the Philippines' talks on economic zones, which Beijing condemned.
This article reviews the best wireless TV boxes and streamers, focusing on Freely, Sky Stream, and Amazon Fire TV. It highlights ease of setup, improved viewing options, and the need for a robust internet connection. Manhattan Aero, Amazon Fire 4K Max, Netgem Pleio, and Sky Stream are recommended.
Czechia's coalition government has approved a bill to scrap the license fee for Czech Television and Czech Radio, moving their funding to the state budget. Critics warn this move, which would cut budgets and potentially lead to layoffs, is 'cultural vandalism' and a threat to media independence, while the government insists it will improve efficiency and fairness.
Boston and Glasgow have officially become twin cities, a deal confirmed by Boston Mayor Michelle Wu. The agreement coincides with the overwhelming popularity of Scottish football fans in Boston, who have charmed locals and boosted business, leading to a unique cultural exchange and a surge in tourism.
Pauline Hanson delivered a combative address at the National Press Club, attacking multiculturalism, climate change, and transgender rights. Journalist Margo Kingston discusses the significance of this speech as the potential start of Hanson's federal campaign.
Zee Entertainment, India's broadcaster for the FIFA World Cup 2026, will allocate 15% of its subscription revenue to football development in the country. The initiative aims to identify and train young talent nationwide, working with organizations like the AIFF.
One Nation leader Pauline Hanson attacked Guardian Australia journalist Sarah Martin, calling her "trashy" for reporting on Hanson's daughter's employment. The media union condemned the personal attack and warned against banning journalists, while PM Anthony Albanese urged defense of public broadcasters.
UK newspapers focus on Donald Trump's Iran deal, with the Daily Mirror calling it a "sellout". Critics question its value, while The Times anticipates Republican anger. Separately, the i Paper reports BBC staff frustration over funding cuts impacting journalism.
Virginia Trioli is departing the ABC after 27 years to focus on her own creative projects, including two new books and a TV script. Known for her roles on News Breakfast, Mornings, and Creative Types, Trioli cited a growing desire to work on personal creative endeavors.
