(Reuters) -Linda Yaccarino, one of Elon Musk’s top deputies as CEO of his X social media site, is exiting the company in a ...

The CEO of X, Linda Yaccarino, said on Wednesday she would step down from the role in a surprise move, ending her tenure at ...

While this is not the first time X has publicly challenged takedown orders in India, the inclusion of prominent international news organizations like Reuters has drawn global attention to the issue.

The platform says it received legal orders to block over 2,000 accounts, including Reuters, under threat of criminal liability ...

X posted that it is “deeply concerned about ongoing press censorship in India” following a directive from New Delhi to disable over 2,300 user profiles, which included the Reuters news agency’s ...

X (formerly Twitter) revealed that it was directed by the Indian government to block over 2,300 accounts, including Reuters' ...

Elon Musk-owned microblogging site X alleged on Tuesday that on July 3, the Indian government ordered it to block 2,355 accounts, including that of Reuters.

"The Government has not issued any fresh blocking order on 3rd July, 2025 and has no intention to block any prominent ...

X said that the Indian government later ordered the unblocking of X accounts - @Reuters and @ReutersWorld after a public ...

After a weekend of silence, Reuters is back on X in India, but questions over the suspension remain unanswered.

The Reuters News account was suspended from X/Twitter in India after an alleged "legal demand", while other accounts were also blocked in the country.