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(es) Vienna, May 9, 2022  UPDATED MIDNIGHT “They made a desert,” the Roman historian Tacitus wrote of Rome’s warfare tactics, attributing the words to the...

by Laura Howells and Laura A. Henry What are the implications of Russia’s crackdown on internet freedom within its borders? How does Moscow’s digital authoritarianism...

FT documentaries available on YouTube often give more coherent accounts of some business scandal or significant economic development than, for example, the celebrity obsessed...

by Patrick Cockburn “Take a charitable view,” was the advice of Sir Wilmot Lewis, the veteran correspondent of The Times in Washington in the last...

Discussion with Eszter Nagy (Union European Federalists) and Otmar Lahodynsky (AEJ) about the difficult situation of media freedom in Hungary on World Press Freedom...

On World Press Freedom Day: Perfidious threats on the rise By Otmar Lahodynsky, Honorary President AEJ Today's World Press Freedom Day does not offer pleasant news....

A new report issued by 15 media freedom organisations partners to the Council of Europe’s Platform for the Protection of Journalism and Safety of Journalists shows that the number of alerts...

by Paula Erizanu (from the Financial Times Weekend section) ‘No one in Chisinau believed a real war might re-emerge here. That has changed’ I am...

by Faisal Alipasha in Kabul At least 50 killed after suicide bomber targets last Friday prayers of the month Eyewitnesses describe 'dead bodies everywhere'...

by Mark Porter in Edinburgh Thursday 28 April 2022 Afghan terrorist groups yesterday murdered five members of the oppressed Hazara tribe as they ratchet up...