This week: RTVE journalists attacked, mounting pressure for Argentina's public media, and MDR's future back in question after AfD's victory.

RTV Slovenija is pushed toward a liquidity crisis, and Colombia's new government dismantles its national media system's entire news output.

On Our Radar this week: Pakistan press freedom restrictions, Uganda media shutdown ends, and SABC's 90th anniversary amid funding crisis.

The US ends open-ended visas for foreign correspondents, with consequences that will be felt by newsrooms and audiences beyond America.

On Our Radar this week: SABC's CEO warns of ongoing financial uncertainty; and Hungary's new PM shutters the news services of MTVA. 

On Our Radar this week: the Ugandan military forces Nation Media Group off-air, and how politics is shaping German public media funding.

This edition: harmful rhetoric against RNZ, approval of a bill to abolish Czech licence fee, and a French journalist's expulsion from Israel.

The Czech and Slovenian governments are both attempting to fundamentally alter the funding models of the national public broadcasters.

This edition: Hungary's post-election pledge to overhaul state media, and a new parliamentary inquiry into RTVE raises concerns.

This edition: Hungary's election and public media reform, and a withdrawn but alarming Czech licence fee amendment.