Media Freedom on the Line as Turkey Approaches Elections
As Turkey prepares for presidential and parliamentary elections, press freedom [...]
Bulgaria: Investigative journalists hit by smears and lawsuits after corruption revelations
Ahead of World Press Freedom Day on May 3, the [...]
Media pluralism in a legal limbo in Serbia
The issue of the public allocation of national broadcasting frequencies [...]
Turkey: International groups demand release of Kurdish journalists, lawyers, political party officials detained in pre-election crackdown
Media freedom, freedom of expression, and human rights organisations call [...]
Paradoxes: European cohesion policy increases inequalities
“European cohesion policy increases income for wealthy households, but has [...]
30 years of the Cohesion Fund
In a press release dated 3 April, the Commission announced the [...]
Armenia-Azerbaijan, tensions rise as Baku establishes border control on Lachin Corridor
Azerbaijan has announced the establishment of a border post on [...]
SLAPPs against the media in Europe: is the EU response sufficient and what remains to be done?
In 2017, the dramatic killing of Maltese investigative journalist Daphne [...]
Bosnia and Herzegovina: a conference to discuss the Constitution and European integration
(Originally published on the University of Sarajevo website, 12 April [...]
Islands in Croatia: Otra, development agency
We arrive in downtown Cres in the late afternoon, the [...]
