From BBC Glastonbury backlash to SRG SSR cost-cuts, public broadcasters face fresh bias scrutiny and stalled reform efforts.

Public broadcasting reforms are on the agenda in Bangladesh, France, Czech Republic and South Korea, as funding and managements are debated.

As the Swiss National Council rejects a proposal to halve SRG’s budget, the Dutch PSM system calls for their cuts programme to be reversed.

Standing up for PSM: German-speaking editors urged the protection of PSM from right-wing populist parties and CPB's independence recognised

Argentina’s kids TV channel unveils a controversial new programme, while creators have been given access to India’s broadcasters’ archives.

As NPR announces legal action against the Trump White House, the EU has announced financial support to keep RFE/RL afloat.

A new report ranks the top 100 media companies, including six PSM. Swiss public and private media reach groundbreaking agreement.

Controversy surrounds political representation on public broadcasters in Europe while attacks on PSM escalate in the US.

On World Press Freedom Day - attacks on press freedom, journalism faces pressure from AI and entrenched threats such as state capture.

Public media workers in Argentina have protested over wage freezes, while in the US, the state of Indiana has cut funding for public media.