This week: the Flemish government refuses to row back on cuts to VRT, and the Irish government takes €20M of promised funding from RTÉ.

This week: BHRT narrowly avoids shutdown after its account is unblocked, and Slovenia votes soon on scrapping RTV SLO's licence fee.

Radio Prague International faces zero funding, One Nation's press blacklist in Australia, and EU public media under pressure despite EMFA.

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.