Tag: journalism


  • The Reporter Who Has Watched 14 Executions: A Window Into the Death Penalty

    The Reporter Who Has Watched 14 Executions: A Window Into the Death Penalty

    Inside the Execution Chamber: A Reporter’s Front-Row View Jeffrey Collins, a veteran journalist with the Associated Press based in South Carolina, has spent more than two decades documenting the most debated, and often misunderstood, corner of American justice: the execution chamber. Over a 25-year career, he has served as an observer when the state executes…

  • US Reporter Witnesses Executions: Inside America’s Death Chamber

    US Reporter Witnesses Executions: Inside America’s Death Chamber

    Inside the Witness Room: A Veteran Reporter’s Perspective For more than two decades, Jeffrey Collins has stood at the threshold of some of America’s most solemn moments. As a longtime Associated Press reporter stationed in South Carolina, he has served as an observer in the state’s death chamber, watching 14 executions from feet away. His…

  • The Hindu’s Top 10: The Year’s Most-Read Articles in 2025

    The Hindu’s Top 10: The Year’s Most-Read Articles in 2025

    Understanding 2025 through The Hindu’s Most-Read Stories Every year, readers gravitate toward specific topics that shape public discourse. The Hindu’s 2025 list of the ten most-read online articles offers a clear snapshot of the year’s priorities: politics, economy, technology, climate, culture, and social change. Taken together, these stories reveal not just what happened, but what…

  • The Greats We Lost in 2025: Malaysians Who Shaped Our Collective Memory

    The Greats We Lost in 2025: Malaysians Who Shaped Our Collective Memory

    Introduction: A year of loss, a nation’s memory 2025 was a year that reminded Malaysia of its shared history and the people who helped shape it. From the corridors of power to the stages of theatres, from battlegrounds of journalism to the streets that activism has long walked, many individuals left indelible imprints on the…

  • The Greats We Lost in 2025: A Malaysian Memorial

    The Greats We Lost in 2025: A Malaysian Memorial

    The year 2025 reminded Malaysians of a hard truth: leadership, culture, and sport are built on the edge of time, and when figures depart, the country feels the echo. This piece reflects on the broad spectrum of influence these losses represent—public office, journalism, activism, the arts, and sports—and how their legacies continue to shape Malaysia’s…

  • The Greats Who Left Us in 2025: Malaysia Remembers

    The Greats Who Left Us in 2025: Malaysia Remembers

    Introduction: A year of lasting legacies 2025 was a year when Malaysia bade farewell to a number of remarkable individuals whose work extended beyond their immediate circles. From political leadership and investigative journalism to advocacy, the arts, and sports, these figures left an enduring imprint on the nation’s shared memory. Their legacies continue to shape…

  • What ABC Journalists Will Be Watching in 2026: Global Shifts, Regional Turning Points, and the News Ahead

    What ABC Journalists Will Be Watching in 2026: Global Shifts, Regional Turning Points, and the News Ahead

    Executive Preview: The Lens ABC Will Use in 2026 As 2025 closed with rapid global shifts, ABC’s foreign correspondents and global affairs reporters entered 2026 with a clear briefing: the year will be defined by how nations navigate power, resources, and information in a rapidly changing world. From the corridors of diplomacy to the front…

  • What ABC Journalists Will Be Watching in 2026

    What ABC Journalists Will Be Watching in 2026

    What ABC Journalists Will Be Watching in 2026 As 2025 closed with dramatic shifts in politics, economics and technology, ABC’s foreign correspondents and global affairs reporters are turning their attention to the year ahead. Their brief is clear: identify the stories that will shape the year, explain the stakes to audiences, and illuminate the human…

  • Order of Canada Expands to 80 Holders, Including Olympians Andre De Grasse and Nardwuar

    Order of Canada Expands to 80 Holders, Including Olympians Andre De Grasse and Nardwuar

    Canada’s Order of Canada Expands with 80 New Appointees The Governor General of Canada, Mary Simon, announced a broad cohort of 80 new appointments to the Order of Canada, recognizing excellence and service across the country. The list includes distinguished Olympians, journalists, Indigenous leaders, educators, doctors, and community organizers, underscoring Canada’s commitment to honoring contributions…

  • Kenya Summit: African Journalists Map Shared Priorities for a Just Transition and Informed Public

    Kenya Summit: African Journalists Map Shared Priorities for a Just Transition and Informed Public

    Kenya hosts a pivotal workshop as African journalists chart a shared path for a just transition From December 18 to 20, 2025, a cadre of African journalists gathered in Kenya for a landmark workshop focused on defining continental priorities for a just transition. The event brought reporters, editors, and media trainers from across the continent…