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New report calls for balanced coverage and independence of Croatian public broadcaster, HRT, ahead of crucial parliamentary election in September.

The passing of a new defamation law will have further serious consequences for freedom of speech, the media and democracy in the archipelago State.

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New nominations for the Italian public service media’s Board are under heavy criticism by many governmental parties, which are now set to vote on them.

PMA congratulates John Momoh, Chairman of Channels Media Group on his appointment as Chairman of the Broadcasting Organisations of Nigeria (BON).

After firing eight journalists, the South African broadcaster must now justify its reasons and explain why it shouldn’t be held liable for the costs.

Audiences will lose loophole that allows them to watch the BBC’s iPlayer streaming service for free.

Cabinet disagreements over state control and amendments further delay the institution of a new public broadcaster in Israel.

Following the recent global journalism congress in Auckland, media experts call for better and clearer climate change reporting across regional and international media services.

In a new challenging political climate, journalists in Spain advocate for a new way of organising and looking at public media.