Ukraine

After years of Russia’s full-scale invasion, the CEO of Suspilne explains how they cover the war despite the risks.

PMA’s journalist and researcher Charlotte Pion’s reflects on this year’s International Journalism Festival, and what public service media can learn from themselves and others.

Swedish Radio leadership have emphasised the necessity of equitable information access following a visit to Ukraine's public broadcaster.

La destruction d’une tour de télévision par ce qu’on soupçonne être une frappe aérienne russe à Kharkiv est une tentative de réduire au silence les médias d’information et de restreindre l’accès à l’information et aux nouvelles essentielles, déclare le Groupe de travail mondial pour les médias publics.

The destruction of a TV tower by a suspected Russian missile strike in Kharkiv is an attempt to silence news media and constrain access to vital news and information, says the Global Task Force for public media.

With multiple conflicts and with a mass of elections, the environment for journalists in 2024 is increasingly hostile.

For Radiodays Asia 2023, PMA asked news producers at the BBC to explain how they launched the news podcast, Ukrainecast.

At Radiodays Asia 2023, PMA ran a session examining how news media are using podcasts to provide extra context and analysis for audiences.

A Ukrainian man who complained about an RNZ story last year having Russian propaganda says his concerns are only now being noticed.

Public service broadcasters continue to play a crucial role in providing factual, trusted coverage of the Ukraine war.