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Afghanistan Internet Restored After 2 Days of Chaos, Grounded Flights

Islamists · Afghanistan

Afghanistan Internet Restored After 2 Days of Chaos, Grounded Flights

44% Center coverage: 32 sources

The internet is back up in Afghanistan after a two-day blackout that paralyzed the economy and grounded planes. The government hasn't explained the outage.See the Story

CPJ, Free Press Express Deep Concern as Mario Guevara Faces Imminent Deportation - Committee to Protect Journalists

Immigration and Customs Enforcement · Atlanta

CPJ, Free Press Express Deep Concern as Mario Guevara Faces Imminent Deportation - Committee to Protect Journalists

67% Center coverage: 12 sources

Washington, D.C., October 1, 2025—The Committee to Protect Journalists and Free Press express deep concern that a United States Appeals Court rejected a motion for stay of removal in the case of Mario Guevara, meaning that the journalist could now be deported back to his native El Salvador. In a decision published Wednesday, the court affirmed Guevara’s First Amendment rights, but cited his failure to file certain immigration documents as the r…See the Story

CPJ calls on Israel to release journalists detained on the Global Sumud Flotilla - Committee to Protect Journalists

Sumud Flotilla · Gaza

CPJ calls on Israel to release journalists detained on the Global Sumud Flotilla - Committee to Protect Journalists

Coverage: 2 sources

New York, October 2, 2025 – The Committee to Protect Journalists demands Israeli authorities immediately and unconditionally release the humanitarian crew of the Gaza-bound Global Sumud Flotilla, which includes at least 32 journalists, after the vessels were seized on October 1 and 2. “Detaining members of the press while reporting on a humanitarian mission is a clear violation of international maritime law and a dangerous escalation in Israel’s…See the Story

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