In its BBC Charter Review submission, PMA sets out its vision for a well-funded, independently governed, and democratically resilient BBC.

EU PSM are gathering to discuss the gradual normalisation of interference in public media affairs that endangers PSM independence in Europe.

Following presidential approval of the funding bill, the head of RFA announced that broadcasts to Chinese audiences have resumed.

Ahead of the Swiss referendum on cutting the licence fee by half, the Public Media Alliance outlines its opposition to the funding cut.

PMA has joined others in calling for the reform of Albania's public media, RTSH, through democratic, lawful and institutional means. 

The President of Ghana recently expressed a desire to move away from the current licence fee to an alternative funding model for GBC.

As the EU considers reviewing the Broadcasting Communication, PMA calls for the protection of core principles for independent public media.

PMA has coordinated an open letter calling on the new government of the Czech Republic to uphold funding and independence of public media.

PMA supports its media colleagues across Jamaica as they continue to recover from the devastation of Hurricane Melissa.

PMA joins the call for robust and strategic EU investment in free and independent media as a cornerstone of democratic resilience.