China’s Journalists Now Forced to Take ‘Loyalty’ Exam

Chinese journalists face greater restrictions.

Around 2012, when Dong Luo Bin was 28 years old, he was nearly arrested for an article he'd published online. (Image: via Pixabay)

Journalism: Is It All Due to Change?

The Acta Diuma.

The Acta Diurna, sometimes translated as Daily Public Records, were daily Roman official notices. They were usually carved on stone or metal and were presented in message boards in public places such as the Forum of Rome. (Image: via Public Domain)

Dutch Journalist Goes Undercover in West Papua

Dutch Journalist Rohan Radheya photographs senior West Papuan OPM commanders at their headquarters inside the jungles of West Papua.

Dutch Journalist Rohan Radheya photographs senior West Papuan OPM commanders at their headquarters inside the jungles of West Papua. (Image: via Rohan Radheya)

America Caps Employees Working in Beijing-Controlled Media Outlets

China Daily in the U.S.

The United States administration has announced that it will be treating five Chinese government-backed media entities operating in the country as foreign embassies. (Image: Screenshot via YouTube)