Trevor Phillips Joins CBS News as Global Correspondent
Trevor Phillips has been appointed as CBS News's senior global affairs correspondent.
Tag: journalism
The Hidden Costs of Kidnapping: A Journalist’s Year in Captivity
A journalist's year in captivity reveals hidden costs and lasting trauma from kidnapping.
Deportation of Journalist Highlights Press Freedom Concerns in Israel
The deportation of a journalist raises serious concerns about press freedom in Israel.
Stabbing of Iranian Journalist Highlights Foreign Influence in the UK
Two Romanians were convicted for stabbing an Iranian journalist in a case linked to foreign influence.
CBS’s 60 Minutes Faces Turmoil After Scott Pelley’s Dismissal
Scott Pelley's firing raises questions about the future of CBS's 60 Minutes.
Rescheduled White House Dinner Highlights Security Concerns
The White House Correspondents' Dinner has been rescheduled after a shooting incident raised security concerns.
Pentagon’s Press Office Access Tightens Amid Security Concerns
The Pentagon restricts press access, raising concerns about transparency and accountability.
Pentagon’s Press Office Access Restricted for Journalists
The Pentagon has barred journalists from its press office, raising concerns about media freedom.
STV’s News Cuts: A Shift in Scottish Broadcasting
STV's decision to cut its northern news service raises concerns about local journalism.
BBC News Recognised for Groundbreaking Coverage of Myanmar Earthquake
BBC News wins an Emmy for its coverage of the Myanmar earthquake, highlighting media's vital role in crises.
Press Freedom Under Threat in Turkey: DW Journalist Released Amid Ongoing Trial
DW reporter Alican Uludag's release highlights ongoing threats to press freedom in Turkey.
Press Freedom Under Threat in Turkey: The Case of Alican Uludag
Alican Uludag's trial reveals the precarious state of press freedom in Turkey.