Bulgaria, towards new early elections
The elections for the European Parliament of last May 25th [...]
Open Letter: Journalists concerned about lack of cooperation from OPCW over Syrian Chemical Weapons
Link: The Press ProjectWe are four journalists from Greek and [...]
Will media freedom be part of UN’s future development goals?
Reporters Without Borders (RWB) warned in a statement on July [...]
SEEMO concerned regarding the ruling in B92 defamation case
Link: SEEMO The Belgrade high court upheld this in connection [...]
Media in Turkey: “More Journalists Will Be Laid Off”
(Article published originally on Bianet ) Pelin Batu, famous columnist, [...]
Aleksandar Vučić: from deck hand to captain of media control in Serbia
(This interview was originally published by H-Alter 25th june 2014, [...]
Journalism’ in Greece: 100 euros a month for 100 copy-pastes a day
(Article published originally on The Press Project) The ad which [...]
Bulgarian experts: legislative changes on banks threaten freedom of expression
The Bulgarian National Bank (BNB) requested the changes on June [...]
Macedonia: analyst caught in political crossfire over Freedom House report
Ljubica Grozdanovska Dimishkovska is a Macedonian freelance journalist and analyst, [...]
The Balkans home to nearly half of media freedom violations in Europe
Over 170 cases have been submitted on a new media [...]
