BiH might become the only European country without a public broadcaster, as BHRT reported existential challenges due to lack of funds.

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After RTV SLO went through challenges and reforms, how is the broadcaster encouraging and restoring public trust in them as an institution?

The Swiss public broadcaster has announced a succession plan for the top leadership ahead of what could be significant reform to how the broadcaster is funded.

In the autumn of 2023, the Czech Republic became a rugby nation for two months, with Czech TV broadcasting all 48 matches of the World Cup.

CBC Radio-Canada's Catherine Tait details the reasons and purpose behind a news service for kids, by kids, about what matters to them.

RNZ appointed a new Māori Commissioner, who will lead the commissioning, developing and publishing of Māori content in the RNZ team.

PMA and partners urge the EU to call for press freedom and journalists’ rights to be respected during the Israel-Gaza war.

The UK Government's Mid-Term Review of the BBC has recommended a range of reforms, but critics have labelled the proposals a "kick" at the broadcaster.

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Tensions are rising for public media in Argentina, with threats of privatisation and police forces are placed in front of PSM headquarters.