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Syrian forces, rebels battle for strategic border town
Thomson Reuters Foundation sponsored its first ever journalism training class in Paraguay.
Our differences did not prevent us from reaching a profound understanding of one another,
Cambodian journalists get a taste for improved business reporting skills
The relationship between words and pictures plays a vital role in making ‘television news’.
Medical experts say that tobacco farming leads to Green Tobacco Sickness
A sneak peek at what's in our hopper for the week of April 22
The Egyptian media is one of the oldest and largest in the Middle East and the world
Sharing images of a better society is the first step to building one, argues Nobel Prize winner Muhammad Yunus
Aswat Masriya is a major media development project run by TrustMedia in Egypt. Watch our video to find out more.
A week from today, the AlertNet you know will look very different...
For many reporters, the challenge at any international gathering is to get beyond the rhetoric and statistics and make it relevant for the reader, the listener or the viewer back home.
The year 1929 may not have been the most auspicious time to start trading shares, and yet …
Kenya’s new president, Uhuru Kenyatta, has been inaugurated in a peaceful transition of power after fears that a close election result and contested court case might lead to violence.
Some of us may well recall the time when one would huddle around the radio at a specific time of day and listen to one’s favourite programme. Only a few decades down the line, much has changed.
I can still remember the scene when I received the phone call from Thomson Reuters Foundation...
