State Media

North Korea's Kim Jong Un's daughter makes another public appearance as succession debate heats up

The daughter, believed to be Kim's second child named Ju Ae and about 9 or 10 years old, was first unveiled to the outside world last weekend in state media photos

The Russian journalist who chose to speak up: Marina Ovsyannikova faces possible jail time for on-air anti-Ukraine protest

Marina Ovsyannikova, an editor of Russia's Channel One news channel, ran on to the set shouting, 'Stop the war. No to war'

YouTube finds influence campaign tied to Hong Kong protests: Report

Users in Hong Kong have posted images of ads posted by state-controlled media outlets

Facebook and Twitter blocked in Algeria to stop cheating in exams

Algerian authorities have temporarily blocked access to Facebook, Twitter, and other social media sites to try to stop cheats posting high school exam papers online, state media reported on Sunday.

China's Li Na set to announce retirement: Reports

China's two-time Grand Slam-winner Li Na is poised to retire, state media reported Thursday, in a move which would bring down the curtains on Asia's most successful tennis career.

China shuts 50 microblogs citing porn, vulgarity

China has shut 50 microblogs for distributing pornography and carrying "vulgar content", state media said on Monday, as the government steps up monitoring of the internet.