by Oscar Stanciulescu And Marian Popovici, European Journalism Observatory
In recent years, many Romanian journalists left their outlets due to the changes in the media landscape...
Bulgaria currently holds its first, historic presidency of the Council of Ministers of the EU: in these very same months, however, the main international...
VALLETA, 16.04.2018. – Monday marks six months since the brutal assassination of our colleague Daphne Caruana Galizia, Malta’s foremost investigative journalist. For the past...
As news outlets and audiences across the world grapple with misinformation, declining trust in the media, and failing business models, the role of donor...
Bettina Figl's (Reuters Institute Fellow) paper on data journalism in small newsrooms is based on literature, case studies and interviews with heads of newsroom...
Recent major leaks of documents and data have seen new approaches to investigative journalism develop. Collaboration across countries and across organisations has been necessary...
Serbia’s independent investigative journalists share their experiences of the routine intimidation people in the media face in their work.
by Maja Zivanovic, BIRN, Belgrade
“You are always paying...
Balkan Investigative Reporting Network launches an Emergency Media Support Fund within the EU funded project Strengthening Quality News and Independent Journalism in...
Balkan Investigative Reporting Network launches an Emergency Media Support Fund within the EU funded project Strengthening Quality News and Independent Journalism in...
The Free Press Awards recognise journalists and media professionals who have a strong commitment with press freedom and independent information. The awards honour journalists and...
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