A European Parliamentary inquiry has heard a group of Greek journalists testify about the use of spyware in Greece. The inquiry was part of a Committee of Inquiry on the... read more →
Despite Serbia advancing in the 2022 World Press Freedom Index, Serbian journalists report facing a persistent culture of framing independent media as a hostile force to the government. In 2021,... read more →
In a video aired by Top Channel, Albania’s leading television channel, a suspected gang employee at a poultry farm appears to threaten and assault a journalist and camera operator. “Earlier... read more →
As the war in Ukraine unfolds with unforeseeable outcomes, Germany has surprised the world by doing a political U-turn, undoing decades of established policy dogma with the announcement to be... read more →
Slovenia’s President Borut Pahor has called the country’s next general election for 24 April. The poll is the first scheduled vote following three snap elections, and has been set for... read more →
The European Court for Human Rights (ECHR) has ruled that Croatia has a right to secrecy related to conversations involving the former Croatian president Franjo Tudjman, citing national security reasons. ... read more →
Kosovo and Serbian journalist organisations have called for enhanced safety measures after violence between local Serbs and Kosovo police in Kosovo’s north saw journalists attacked by protestors. The Association of... read more →
According to official data provided by the Romanian Permanent Electoral Authority, Romanian political parties spent about 111.7 million lei (some 22.56 million euros) between January and September this year on... read more →
The European Court of Human Rights has ruled against Moldovan authorities, and in favour of investigative media outlet RISE Moldova after the latter was sued for defamation. The suit was... read more →
The head of Serbia’s Party of Freedom and Justice, former Belgrade mayor Dragan Djilas, has slammed EU parliamentarians’ draft electoral reforms after they were leaked to the media yesterday. “The... read more →
