ACROSS THE world, the relationship between the press and the governments it holds to account has grown increasingly vexed. Conservative lawmakers in Britain want to bring the BBC to heel, arguing that it is not impartial and does not represent the country as a whole. On June 24th
Apple Daily, a pro-democracy newspaper in Hong Kong, was forced to shut under a new national-security law which clamps down on “treason, secession [and] sedition”. In May a Belarusian fighter jet forced down a passenger flight so that Roman Protasevich, a Belarusian opposition blogger, could be detained. He remains under house arrest.
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