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

International law mandates the protection of journalists in conflicts, and crimes committed against journalists must lead to sentencing.

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.

Czech Television has launched a new service for children to seek information and ask questions about the Russia-Ukraine war.

Figures released by the BBC show millions of Russians are turning to BBC News: their Russian language news website tripled its weekly-average.

The Public Media Alliance joins over 70 organisations to stand in solidarity with the people of Ukraine, but particularly Ukrainian journalists who now find themselves at the frontlines of a large-scale European war.

Ahead of the 10th anniversary Media, War & Conflict conference in Florence in May, organisers have issued a call for papers on the "spaces of war and war of spaces". 

As part of a special issue of the Media, War and Conflict journal, the War and Media network are looking for papers that assess framing as a method for analysing contemporary war coverage.