The European Federation of Journalists (EFJ) joins its affiliates in Albania, Kosovo, North Macedonia, Bosnia & Herzegovina, ...
Access-blocking orders are increasingly being used in Türkiye as a tool to restrict freedom of expression and press freedom.
Although France enjoys a legal and regulatory framework which is generally supportive of media freedom, challenges are mounting ahead of the 2027 ...
On 13 April 1964, the signal of Deutsche Welle’s Greek-language service was heard on shortwave radio for the first time. From ...
In the negotiations on the EU Multi-Financial Framework (MFF) 2028 - 2032, journalism funding is the new kid on the block.
The European Federation of Journalists (EFJ) stands with its Slovenian affiliates, the Trade Union of Slovenian Journalists ...
A few weeks ago, a far-right anti-immigration protest turned particularly violent in The Hague, with several journalists reporting verbal and physical ...
Today, Tuesday 29 September at 10:00, our Dutch affiliate NVJ, the collective management organisation Lira Foundation and the Dutch authors union ...
Europe’s largest journalists’ organisation is looking for an intern based in the EU to join the advocacy and communications team, full-time in Brussels, from 1 September 2026. The period of the ...
Today the European Parliament adopted the report on “copyright and generative artificial intelligence” drafted by MEP Axel Voss (by 460 votes to 71, 88 abstentions). The European Federation of ...
On 13 September, journalist Tuğba Tekerek was detained and transferred to Ankara over an article she had published in 2024 concerning the LGBTI+ movement in Georgia. Her detention is part of a wave of ...
Today the European Federation of Journalists (EFJ) and The Self-Investigation release a new report entitled “Stronger Minds, Stronger Media: Why protecting journalists’ mental health is essential for ...
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