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The European Federation of Journalists (EFJ) stands in full support of its Bosnian affiliate, the Bosnia and Herzegovina Journalists Association (BHJA), and freelance investigative journalist Anisa Mahmutović, who are facing...
Assessing that the pressures on independent voices are not abating, the International PEN Center reiterated its appeal to the European Union and its members to use all available mechanisms to...
The SafeJournalists Network expresses concern over the detention of Vjolanda Peca, a journalist with Citizens.al, a non-profit media outlet focused on citizen journalism in Albania. Peca was detained while reporting...
The European Commission has announced that the company Google has been fined 890 million euros for violating search rules and rules related to application trade. The company says the penalty...
In September 2025, the European Federation of Journalists (EFJ) published its position on the use of artificial intelligence in newsrooms. The EFJ is now releasing the results of a...
Violence is not the greatest challenge. Normalising violence is. Nearly eight in ten women journalists in the region (Slovenia, Croatia, Serbia, and Bosnia and Herzegovina) have experienced some form...
Hungary’s new government has taken promising first steps to restore press freedom after years of state capture under former prime minister Viktor Orbán, but authorities must now move beyond quick...
The Independent Journalists’ Association of Serbia (IJAS) strongly condemns the new threats directed at the newsroom of Bečejski mozaik and journalist Kristina Demeter Filipčev via social media and calls on...
After the sale of N1, Nova S, Danas and Radar, a new company was founded in Vračar. “Vremena” sources say that behind it are probably attempts to obtain a television...
The Association of Independent Electronic Media (ANEM) said that Serbia applies double standards in its handling of threats, noting that while authorities react immediately to threats against state officials, a...
On 17 July, journalists and media workers at the AFP bureau in Istanbul ended their 12-day strike by securing a 27% wage increase. The industrial action was fully backed by...
Following numerous EU reports lamenting its absence, Serbia’s media regulator finally holds constitutive session – a year-and-a-half after the previous regulatory council’s mandate expired. Serbia’s new Council of the...