IPI statement: TOK FM fine sparks renewed concerns about regulatory capture
The International Press Institute (IPI) today raises alarm over the controversial fine imposed on the independent radio TOK FM by the chair of Poland’s broadcast media regulator and warns of increasing regulatory pressure on the station ahead of a looming licencing decision.
2023 World Press Freedom Index: Journalism under a threat
The 21st edition of World Press Freedom Index, a major industry report prepared by the Reporters without Borders and published on May 3rd leaves no illusions: technology is threatening journalism and feeding the fake content industry, while the media freedom drop is getting even more dramatic worldwide in comparison with last year.
Stolen Millions in EU Funds (II)
This is the second part of a regional analysis of how EU funds are being defrauded.
Public concern over media independence in V4 region is growing
A major public survey about media conditions in Central Europe shows that media consumers care about the freedom of speech.
Favor to Russia or Turkey? Why Orbán is still blocking Sweden’s NATO membership
The Orbán government still refuses to accept Sweden into the NATO military alliance, and postponed the issue indefinitely.