Serbia’s B92 TV has won its freedom of speech case in front of the European Court of Human Rights. The ruling comes after the country’s assistant health minister sued the... read more →
The European Federation of Journalists has called on the Kosovo government to explain a ban on journalist Svetlana Vukmirovic from entering the country. Vukmirovic, a Serbian journalist, has been denied... read more →
Media organizations across Kosovo and the world have voiced their concern after the Kosovo parliament voted Luljeta Aliu-Krasniqi to join as a member of the board of the media regulator... read more →
The European Parliament has adopted a report condemning Greek spyware abuses against journalists, politicians and businesspeople. The European Parliament’s committee of inquiry to investigate the use of Pegasus and other... read more →
Media organizations throughout the Balkans have used World Press Freedom day to highlight major press freedom concerns. The organizations have called on authorities to address rising threats to journalists, treat... read more →
The US has criticised plans announced by Bosnian Serb leader Milorad Dodik, the president of Bosnia’s Serb-dominated Republika Srpska entity, to support a new law which would allow the entity... read more →
More than 38 civil society organisations have released a public letter calling on the French National Assembly to reject an Olympic Games provision that would set a new precedent for... read more →
A draft new law in Poland regarding electronic communications will award police and other special services extensive new powers. If approved, the draft law will give police access to any... read more →
The Hellenic Authority for Communication Security and Privacy (ADAE) has established a specific audit team to investigate telecommunication providers’ records over the lifting of privacy protections for four individuals in... read more →
Tirana Court received a prosecution request to arrest and question five public officials over the latest round of cyber attacks that crippled a number of state institutions. The court’s response... read more →
