Charlotte Pion

As political stranglehold on international public media slowly closes, their very existence is being called into question in some countries.

With federal elections around the corner, CBC/Radio-Canada, SBS and ABC unveiled their plans to cover these pivotal times for society.

Western Balkans public media collaborated with content creators collaborate, to address mis- and disinformation, and engage young audiences. 

NPR and PBS CEOs defended PSM in congressional hearing, while in Israel, KAN's editorial independence is questioned, and much more.

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BBC journalist Mark Lowen reporting on the recent protest was deported by Turkish authorities after being detained in line of his work. 

A new study explores the viewing habits of young audiences across four countries in Europe, and explores what it means for content production

Indonesia and Bangladesh's gov't consider merging their distinct broadcasters, while Vietnam’s VOV looks to international partnerships.

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Pressure on US public media is being felt throughout the system with local stations facing financial and political constraints.