Corrections Policy – INT News Express

Last Updated: October 15, 2026

At INT News Express, accuracy and accountability are central to our commitment to readers.

We recognize that reporting errors can occasionally occur, especially when covering rapidly developing events.

Our Corrections Policy explains how we identify, review, correct, and communicate inaccuracies in published news articles.

1. Our Commitment to Accurate Reporting

We aim to publish news and information based on credible sources, responsible research, and appropriate editorial review.

When factual errors are identified, we strive to investigate them fairly and correct confirmed inaccuracies as promptly as reasonably possible.

We believe transparent corrections are essential to maintaining public trust.

2. Types of Errors We Address

Corrections may involve:

Factual Errors: Incorrect names, dates, figures, locations, statements, or events.
Attribution Errors: Incorrect identification of sources, individuals, or organizations.
Misleading Headlines: Headlines that inaccurately represent the article.
Outdated Information: Developments that materially change previously published information.
Misleading Images: Incorrect photographs, captions, or visual context.
Technical Errors: Broken links, formatting problems, or significant presentation mistakes.
Incomplete Context: Missing information that materially affects the interpretation of a story.

3. How Readers Can Report an Error

We welcome correction requests from readers, sources, organizations, and members of the public.

To report a possible inaccuracy, please provide:

The article title and URL.
The specific information you believe is incorrect.
An explanation of the concern.
Relevant supporting evidence or an authoritative source.
Your contact details, if you would like us to respond.

Correction requests can be submitted through our official website.

4. Our Correction Review Process

When a possible error is reported, our editorial team aims to:

Review the complaint and identify the disputed information.
Compare the claim against original documents, credible reports, or other relevant evidence.
Contact relevant sources where necessary and appropriate.
Determine whether a correction, clarification, update, or retraction is required.
Revise the published content once an error has been established.
Provide an explanatory correction notice when the change is significant.

The review process may take longer for complex or disputed claims requiring additional verification.

5. Minor Corrections

Minor corrections may involve spelling, punctuation, grammar, formatting, or typographical errors that do not change the meaning of an article.

These changes may be made without a separate public correction notice.

6. Significant Factual Corrections

Material errors involving important facts, figures, attributed statements, locations, or identities should be corrected transparently.

Where appropriate, a correction notice may be added to the article.

For example:

Correction (Date): An earlier version of this article incorrectly stated [incorrect information]. The article has been updated to reflect [correct information]. We regret the error.

We aim to preserve a clear distinction between correcting an error and updating a story with new developments.

7. Breaking News Updates

Breaking news reports may change as official confirmations, additional evidence, and reliable details become available.

When a developing story changes materially, we may update the article to reflect the latest verified information.

Important revisions should be identified where appropriate.

An updated article does not necessarily indicate that its earlier reporting was inaccurate.

8. Clarifications

Sometimes an article may contain factually correct information that requires additional context to prevent misunderstanding.

In such cases, we may publish a clarification explaining the relevant context.

Clarifications are distinct from corrections of factual errors.

9. Retractions and Content Removal

In exceptional circumstances, INT News Express may retract or remove content that contains serious inaccuracies, unlawful material, significant privacy violations, or other substantial editorial problems.

Retraction decisions should be based on the available evidence, editorial responsibility, and applicable legal requirements.

Where feasible and appropriate, a retraction notice may explain why a story has been withdrawn.

10. Complaints and Right of Response

Individuals or organizations who believe our reporting contains material inaccuracies may contact us with supporting information.

We aim to consider credible complaints fairly, including requests to correct inaccurate attributions or include relevant responses.

Publication of a response or correction will depend on factual relevance, available evidence, and editorial judgment.

11. Transparency and Accountability

Our approach to corrections is guided by the belief that acknowledging mistakes strengthens the credibility of journalism.

We aim not to conceal significant factual errors through silent changes.

We welcome constructive reader feedback that helps improve our reporting.

12. Contact Us for Corrections

If you believe an article on INT News Express contains an error, misleading information, or an incorrect attribution, please contact our editorial team.

Website: https://intnewsexpress.com/

Publisher: INT News Express

Editor-in-Chief: Robin Singh

We appreciate readers who contribute to maintaining accurate and responsible journalism.