Bangladeshi publisher Ahmedur Rashid Chowdhury, who was nearly killed by Islamist extremists in October 2015, is among the five finalists for the 2016...
The IPA has thrown its weight behind a growing chorus calling for the Canadian Government to urgently reconsider changes to the country's copyright laws that...
In October 2015 the IPA General Assembly voted to grant the Academic and Creative Publishers Association of Bangladesh (ACPAB) IPA membership. It was a move...
Few people are better qualified to opine on the evolution of copyright than Paul Goldstein, widely held to be one of America's...
The International Publishers Association's Freedom to Publish Committee has named its top five nominees for the 2016 IPA Freedom to Publish Prize. The eventual winner...
Book fairs continue to be an essential driver of the publishing business. In an age of video conferencing and digital networking, book fairs are a...
The IPA has been making further inroads into Latin America after Secretary General José Borghino joined the first ever meeting in Havana, Cuba, of IPA...
The Khaleej Times' Afkar Abdullah reports that Knowledge Without Borders (KWB) has announced the launch of "1,001 Titles," a...
This week's jailing of Egyptian author Ahmed Naji over a book deemed too explicit is further proof that Egypt is squandering the gains of the...
