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The European Federation of Journalists (EFJ) and international press freedom and journalist organisations are today calling on the Maltese authorities to make long-overdue media reforms an immediate priority, and to...
A new government bill which would overhaul the funding model for the Czech public media risks financially weakening the broadcasters, eroding safeguards for their financial independence and violating European Media...
British journalist Brent Sadler is editor and director in charge of N1, Nova S, Danas and Radar. And there the situation is tense. Now Sadler speaks publicly about tricky topics...
The remarks made today in parliament by Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) MPs Milenko Jovanov and Marijan Risticevic about N1 are extremely dangerous and wholly unacceptable in a democratic society, N1...
The European Federation of Journalists (EFJ) with Europod released their first episode of the Voices podcast “Journalism in War: Solidarity Beyond Borders”. Recorded in March during the third edition of...
The organization for the protection of human rights, Amnesty International, assessed in the published report on the state of human rights in the world that demonstrators, journalists and civil society...
Amnesty International said in its latest annual report that the Serbian regime tried to rein in widespread discontent through repression against protesters, journalists and civil society organizations. The report...
The Independent Journalists’ Association of Serbia (IJAS) strongly condemns the new threats directed at the authors of the show Dobar, loš, zao and columnists for the daily Danas, Marko Vidojković...
The weekly magazine Vreme reported that Alpac Capital, the Portuguese investment group that owns the Euronews network, is in negotiations to purchase N1 and other media outlets owned by United...
The “Nezavisnost” Union at N1 and Forbes Serbia has alerted the public that, more than two and a half weeks after requesting a meeting with new director Brent Sadler, an...
A senior Reporters Without Borders (RSF) official told Serbian journalists visiting Brussels that the European Commission should speak up about the worrying media situation in the country. RSF Representative...
Parliamentary elections in Serbia will be held 90 to 120 days after President Aleksandar Vucic openly moves against independent media and takes a drastic step against television channels N1 and...