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The European Parliament overwhelmingly endorsed a resolution to protect journalists and critical voices from abusive lawsuits, otherwise known as Strategic Lawsuits Against Public Participation (SLAPP).
Following an assault on two journalists by a police officer, Minister of the Interior Bledi Cuci announced he had been fired from his job.
Under new law amendments seemingly backed by the government, those found guilty of killing journalists would go to jail for at least ten years – and journalism would be redefined as a 'profession of public importance'.
New data show Romania's two main parties are spending more than half of their state subsidies on media and 'propaganda', trying to guarantee themselves a good press.
Journalists from KoSSev, T7, Klan Kosova, RTV Dukagjini, ATV, and Kanal 10 were prevented from carrying out their journalistic activities.
The European Commission has said it will not require Albania to withdraw plans for a controversial law that would bring all online media under state supervision in order to open EU accession negotiations.
Croatian state radio's documentary drama "The Day I Shall Not Forget for the Rest of My Life" by Djino Djivanovic won its second award, a silver radio microphone trophy at the New York Festivals Radio Awards.
The parliament's Committee on Information, Computerisation and Media held a session at which it again nominated by majority vote Robert Šveb for the director of the HRT public broadcaster.
The RISE Moldova investigative media outlet won a lawsuit against the Moldovan state after it was sued for revealing murky financial schemes involving the country’s pro-Russian former president Igor Dodon.
KoSSev News Portal: The state-owned Telekom Serbia has taken over all cable operators in Serb enclaves in southern Kosovo. N1 and Nova S were no available in those areas.
