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China warns foreign media in Hong Kong over fire coverage — Peter PARKS / AFP via Getty Images via Getty Images

China Politics · China

China warns foreign media in Hong Kong over fire coverage

37% Center coverage: 30 sources

China's national security office in Hong Kong warned foreign media on Saturday not to spread "false information" or "smear" government efforts to deal with the city's worst fire in nearly 80 years.See the Story

Verdict in trial of Hong Kong tycoon Jimmy Lai looms as new diplomatic flashpoint — REUTERS / ixx511

Jimmy Lai · Hong Kong

Verdict in trial of Hong Kong tycoon Jimmy Lai looms as new diplomatic flashpoint

52% Center coverage: 21 sources

Algeria Upholds 7-Year Sentence for French Journalist, Convicts Two Others

Terrorism · Algeria

Algeria Upholds 7-Year Sentence for French Journalist, Convicts Two Others

60% Center coverage: 5 sources

New York -- Algerian authorities must cease their legal attacks on the press, the Committee to Protect Journalists said on Monday, as a seven-year prison sentence was upheld against French journalist Christophe Gleizes, and convictions issued against Algerian columnist Saad Bouakba and Vision TV director Abderrahim Harraoui.See the Story

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