By Raju Lama International President, SAARC Journalist Forum New York, United States — The 3rd International Indigenous Language Journalism Conference 2026 is set to bring together journalists, editors, media professionals, researchers, Indigenous leaders and policymakers from around the… Read More

Journalism has long served as a bridge between nations, cultures, and governments. Foreign correspondents play an indispensable role in explaining one country to another, providing independent reporting, and ensuring that global audiences receive accurate information about events shaping… Read More

New York/Belgrade, July 31, 2026 — The SAARC Journalist Forum (SJF) and ICJ Global Media Group LLC, operator of the Intercontinental Connection of Journalists (ICJ), have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) establishing a three-year strategic partnership aimed… Read More

In today’s geopolitical landscape, journalism is no longer confined to the mere dissemination of information; rather, it has emerged as a powerful tool for maintaining peace and stability. Moving beyond traditional “war journalism,” which often amplifies conflict, the… Read More

Nalanda. The international conference was jointly organized by Nalanda Open University and SAARC Journalists Forum (SJF) in Rajgir, a traditional tourist destination in Bihar. The two-day international conference titled ‘International Conference on International Mother Language & International Award-2026’… Read More

Kathmandu. SAARC countries have been urged to formulate inclusive media policies to protect and promote journalism in mother tongues. The call came through a seven-point resolution adopted in the Kathmandu Declaration at the closing of a two-day International… Read More

Jaipur, Indian state Rajasthan, Apr 26 (UNB): A renewed dialogue among SAARC leaders must begin immediately to foster peace, stability, and mutual cooperation across South Asia, speakers urged at an international conference held at Apex University in Jaipur,… Read More