Uzbekistan’s government exerts substantial influence over the print media landscape. It operates a dedicated press division that oversees leading publications — Xalq So‘zi (Khalq Sozi), its Russian-language counterpart Narodnoye Slovo, and the long-standing Pravda…
Tajikistan’s print media remains firmly in the hands of the state, with Jumhuriyat, Khalq Ovozi, Narodnaya Gazeta, and Sadoi Mardum emerging as the most prominent titles. Media assets Publishing: Jumhuriyat, Khalq Ovozi, Narodnaya Gazeta, Sadoi…
Government‑run print media in Kazakhstan remain firmly in the government’s grip, reporting directly to the Ministry of Culture and Information. Notable examples include Kazakhstanskaya Pravda, a Russian‑language national newspaper first published in…
Algeria’s government oversees several national newspapers, each with its own audience and editorial slant: El Djoumhouria – Based in the coastal city of Oran, offering regional coverage with national reach; El Moudjahid – The…