Rwanda revokes licence of newly-founded newspaper: CPJ
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Rwanda has revoked an operating licence for a newly-founded weekly newspaper three days after its first edition was published, a press watchdog said Friday.
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Rwanda recalled its ambassador from Paris on Friday after a French judge requested President Paul Kagame stand trial over the killing of a former leader which sparked a 1994 genocide.
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China has ordered the closure of the  influential bimonthly journal "Strategy and Management,"  possibly for good, after it published a controversial article  on North Korea, an editor said on Tuesday.
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Rwanda bans French broadcasts as diplomatic tensions escalate over a French inquiry related to the 1994 genocide.
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The Atlanta Journal-Constitution will cut regional distribution and staff to retool itself for the digital age.
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The Times is to scrap its broadsheet edition and go tabloid from Monday, it was confirmed today. The decision was made after a trial run of the compact edition proved a success, said editor Robert Thomson.
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BAGHDAD -- The Iraqi government said Monday that it was revoking the license of an American security firm accused of involvement in the deaths of eight civilians in a firefight that followed a car bomb explosion near a State Department motorcade.
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Rwanda Tuesday dismissed a United Nations report accusing it of violating an arms embargo in war-torn eastern Democratic Republic of Congo, which it has twice invaded in the past decade.
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Rwanda broke off diplomatic ties with France on Friday in protest at a French judge's call for President Paul Kagame to stand trial over the killing of a former leader, the event which unleashed the country's genocide.
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The Zimbabwe government lifted the ban on visiting journalists even though it was revealed that those journos were denied accreditaion because of insufficient information provided!
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A Belgium court has ordered all content from French and German newspapers represented by the firm Copiepress to be pulled from the Google News Web site.  The Brussels court said the U.S. search engine is in breach of authors' rights and data bank regulations, Expatica reported Monday.
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The chief editor of a Chinese newspaper resigned after it came to light that one of its photographers had faked a prize-winning photograph of endangered Tibetan antelopes appearing undaunted by a controversial railway.
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GOMA, Congo  - The former main rebel group during  Congo's civil war pulled out of a power-sharing transitional  government on Monday, dealing a major blow to the country's  already fragile peace process.
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Kenya's government has suspended all live television broadcasts as violence engulfed Nairobi following the re-election of incumbent president Mwai Kibaki.
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KIGALI, Rwanda, Nov. 24  -- Rwanda broke off diplomatic ties with France on Friday in protest of a French judge's call for President Paul Kagame to stand trial in the 1994 killing of one of his predecessors, the event that unleashed the country's genocide.
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Bangladesh&#39;s emergency government Thursday shut down the country&#39;s only 24-hour private news channel, officials said, just weeks after it was warned against airing &quot;provocative&quot; news during last month&#39;s nationwide student unrest.
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International press groups denounced  new Chinese curbs on the dissemination of foreign news as a  step backwards ahead of the 2008 Beijing Olympics, when  thousands of journalists will descend on the country's capital.