Serbia’s government tames the press with batons and cash
By Astrid Benölken, Tobias Zuttmann - Jádu (Prague)
In Malta, wounds re-open after the acquittal of the alleged mastermind behind the murder of journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia
By Gian-Paolo Accardo
Poland, Ukraine, and the weaponising of history in the age of disinformation
By Anna Romandash, Nata Yasevych - New Eastern Europe (Kracow)
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Who controls information? AI, media survival and the battle for the public sphere
By Branko Brkic, Meera Selva
Mark Deuze: ‘Can we discuss the future of journalism from a perspective of love and care?’
By Francesca Barca
In Hungary, the independent media played a key role in bringing down the Orbán regime
By Jean-Paul Marthoz, A.L. Kennedy
Journalismfund Europe’s Ides Debruyne: ‘We need to teach journalists to say no to a media that won’t pay’
By Francesca Barca
‘Truth is struggling in a culture addicted to distraction’: Herman Grech on his latest play about the media, algorithms and democracy
By Gian-Paolo Accardo