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Europe’s public media will lose influence

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EUROPE

Europe's public service media.

Bulgaria’s supine media are unlikely to change

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BULGARIA

This ranking for the second year in a row caused consternation and furious debate among prominent Bulgarian journalists, but barely registered with the government in Sofia; the…

Macedonian government's fall could end economic reform

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MACEDONIA

Macedonia's fractious politics.

Nigerian crackdown on dissent will cause growing alarm

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NIGERIA

Nigerian dissent crackdown.

Terrorist trauma will prove turning point for France

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FRANCE

Paris is on the highest terrorist alert after men armed with assault rifles killed twelve people at the office of satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo -- eight journalists, a…

Concern over media freedom will grow in India

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INDIA

The takeover bid is opposed by NDTV’s husband-and-wife executive co-chairs, Prannoy and Radhika Roy. Adani, like fellow Indian tycoon Mukesh Ambani, is close to Modi.

Vietnam’s new cyber law will hinder digital economy

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VIETNAM

The legislation requires technology companies to store Vietnam-based users’ personal data locally and mandates tighter government control over online content.

PiS will extend its reach into Poland's state media

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POLAND

POLAND: PiS will extend its reach into state media

Corruption will dog Hungary as long as it is tolerated

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HUNGARY

For most Hungarians, corruption and personal connections are part of their environment and ‘oil the wheels’, making everyday life easier. In the administration of Prime Minister…

Pegasus scandal is unlikely to unseat Hungary’s Orban

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HUNGARY

Revelations of hacking into the phones of civic activists, journalists and politicians have caused a major media storm in Hungary, without any clear political ramifications…