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Hungary Politics · HungaryThe nationalist party of Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán introduced a bill late Tuesday that would allow the government to monitor, restrict, penalize and potentially ban organizations it deems a threat to national sovereignty, marking a significant escalation of the government’s long-running crackdown on critical media and non-governmental organizations. The bill, submitted by a lawmaker in Orbán’s Fidesz party, would expand the authority of Hungary’s controversial Sovereignty Protection Office, allowing it to identify organizations that influence public debate or voter sentiment in ways it considers detrimental to Hungary’s interests.See the Story
Hungary targets critics with bill that would blacklist critical media and NGOs
46% Center coverage: 52 sources

Israel-Hamas Conflict · PalestineFilmmakers behind a new documentary on the killing of Al Jazeera journalist Shireen Abu Akleh by Israeli forces say they have uncovered the identity of the soldier who pulled the trigger.
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Film claims to name killer of slain journalist Shireen Abu Akleh
40% Left coverage: 47 sources

Law · SomaliaKampala, Uganda -- Somali security personnel have arrested, assaulted, or harassed at least 41 private-media journalists since mid-March, in what local press rights groups have called a "painful experience" and an "alarming escalation" in attacks on the media.See the Story
Somalia: 'Alarming Escalation' - At Least 41 Journalists Targeted Since March in Somalia
67% Center coverage: 3 sources