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Published on: 02/11/2026 - 17:28
What are the motives for Jeff Bezos, owner of the Washington Post, to lay off about three hundred journalists and close entire sections of the newspaper, which is considered one of the most prestigious American daily newspapers? Is it a decision dictated by economic considerations for an institution that has recently incurred significant financial losses, the American Embassy? Or does the move rather express political favoritism initiated by a wealthy American to woo President Donald Trump, who has never hidden his hatred for traditional, independent journalism? What are the repercussions of this mass dismissal on the newspaper’s performance? Is there another option to save the leading daily in the American media and international journalism?
Guests of the Journalism Forum: journalist Hanan Al-Badri, editor-in-chief of Radio Monte Carlo International Walid Abbas, and journalist Siddiq Haji.
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