Students at Oxford University protest against the war in Gaza, demanding divestment from, and a boycott of, Israeli institutions that profit from the genocidal war.

At least 106 journalists have been killed by the Israeli regime since Oct. 7, making the besieged Palestinian territory the most dangerous place and a “cemetery” for journalists.

After Elon Musk bought Twitter, now known as X, he promised to restore free speech to the platform. But the multi-billionaire is being squeezed by the Zionist lobby to reimpose censorship on commentary about Palestine.

Elon Musk, the billionaire owner of X, can be outrageously unpredictable. He again showed it on Saturday by warning to suspend pages that invoke ‘from the river to the sea’ slogan.

Iran’s second-largest city of Mashhad is set to host a key gathering of notable women journalists working for alternative media platforms from across the globe in late September.

This week, Cats & Dogs meets a French ambassador living on military rations, reviews a burning issue in Israel and reveals who's gagging the media in the name of free speech.

Far-right forces have been given “far too much” space in media and politics in Sweden, the woman who stopped Quran burning in Stockholm tells Press TV website, saying she doesn’t regret her actions.

Western countries brazenly allow media outlets that affirm their own imperialistic goals to remain on air and uncensored. This includes outlets that outwardly promote foreign meddling and violence.

The desecration of the Holy Quran in Sweden has triggered vociferous calls for the boycott of Swedish products in Muslim countries, including some well-known Swedish brands and companies.

Since 2020, when Danish extremist Rasmus Paludan came to Sweden and set ablaze the Holy Quran – the first such instance on Swedish soil – the repeated cases of the desecration of Islam’s holiest book have earned the Scandinavian nation a bad name across the world.