Azerbaijani and Turkish media will strengthen cooperation, Rashad Majid says
Azerbaijani media initiated closer information coordination with their Turkish counterparts
Azerbaijani media initiated closer information coordination with their Turkish counterparts
According to the fake news, Baku is allegedly claiming part of Russia's frozen assets
President of Azerbaijan Ilham Aliyev named the basic principles of his policy
Today, representatives of political parties operating in Azerbaijan, prominent political scientists and observers, as well as heads of Internet TV channels, newspaper editors, and other journalists will visit the city of Lachin. The …
Armenia announced the approximate amount of the debt due to which the broadcasting of Channel One was suspended in the Armenian multiplex
A program about Dagestan is being produced by Serbian television
Tomorrow, representatives of the media will be able to ask questions to the Prime Minister of Armenia. He will start answering them at noon.
The Israeli government has closed the Al Jazeera channel in the country. Earlier, the Israeli Minister of Communications made such a proposal, and it was supported by the Mossad intelligence service.
The National Tourism Administration of Georgia is promoting the country in Israel. Documentaries about interesting regions of the country are being prepared for Israeli television. The Israeli 124 TV company will shoot programs about …
Ukrainian businessman Rinat Akhmetov has said that his SCM investment company will exit its media business and transfer all its media licenses to the state in connection with a Ukrainian anti-oligarch law entering into force. "I …
Facebook Inc, under fire from regulators and lawmakers over its business practices, is planning to rebrand itself with a new name that focuses on the metaverse. The name change will be announced next week, The Verge reported, …
The government and press have had a combative relationship since the coming to power of Nikol Pashinyan, himself a former journalist. New Armenian legislation that would impose crippling penalties for insult and defamation is coming under criticism from local and international press freedom advocates, who are urging the president not to sign it into law. The law would triple the existing penalties for “insult” and defamation to three million drams ($5,700) and six million ($11,400), respectively. Armenia’s parliament passed the legislation on March 24 on a 76-40 vote. The two opposition parties opposed the legislation
According to the Interfax’s System of News Complex Analysis rating, in July, the most mentioned person in the Russian political and economic media was the President of the Russian Federation, Vladimir Putin, - 276796 news in total or 8929 …
Russia Today, Lenta, Moskovsky Komsomolets, Gazeta.ru, RIA Novosti "bring Azerbaijani information to the forefront"
BBC Studios has announced a documentary series about the teenage climate activist Greta Thunberg. The new show will follow Thunberg’s “international crusade” against the climate emergency, …
One of the panel discussions of the second day of the 6th News Agencies World Congress in Sofia was dedicated to the issue of fake news. Speech of the associate professor of the Harriman Institute at Columbia University, Thomas Kent, was one …
The second day of the 6th News Agencies World Congress in Sofia has started with the address of famous author and journalist Eric Weiner, who said that wisdom is important for journalism, since the journalistic profession is …
The News Agencies World Congress helps media outlets to share experience and finds solutions to new problems facing information business, representative of Anadolu Agency Mucahit Muhammed Soykan told the correspondent …
The 6th News Agencies World Congress in Sofia is the major global media event, TASS Director General Sergei Mikhailov told the correspondent of Vestnik Kavkaza on the sidelines of the event. "There are few …
Local exclusives are more important for small media companies than coverage of biggest global events, because they attract more visitors, Executive Director and CEO of International News Media Association (INMA) Earl Wilkinson told the correspondent of Vestnik Kavkaza on the sidelines of the 6th News Agencies World Congress in Sofia.