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View all search resultsFrom election debates to AI‑manipulated content, audiences in both countries rely on legacy media for credibility during high-stakes moments while increasingly consuming politics through fast, visual and creator-driven formats.
The presidential press chief's stripping a palace reporter of her credentials during a media conference, though reinstated less than a week later, has sharpened scrutiny of the state of press freedom in the country and by extension, freedom of speech.
The incumbent communications minister has indicated his readiness to take up a new post, if offered one by the president-elect, as political news hums with speculation as to who might serve in the next government once Prabowo is inaugurated on Oct. 20.
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