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Eurobarometer survey shows that Croatians consider television and radio as the most trustful sources of information, and their trust in information on social networks is higher than the EU average.
Russian state-owned TV and radio broadcaster Russia Today is set to open offices in Serbia, Sputnik Serbia’s Editor-in-Chief Ljubinka Milinčić confirmed to independent news portal Nova.rs.
EC Rule of Law Report raises red flags about media freedom in Romania, Bulgaria, Hungary, and Greece among others.
Libertatea journalists detail how legal cases are increasingly being used to harass and intimidate investigative media in Romania.
Among the 27 European Union countries, Bulgarians have the highest percentage who say that they had often been exposed to disinformation and fake news, according to the results of a poll by Eurobarometer.
Albania's Kastrati Group has pulled out of a deal to buy Euronews Albania, leaving the company in the hands of its previous owner.
Media experts say Albanian journalists are not getting the support they need from their news organisations after another incident in which Prime Minister Edi Rama lashed out verbally and barred a reporter from his press conferences.
Albanian journalists protested outside the Prime Minister’s office in Tirana over comments from Prime Minister Edi Rama that one of them should be “reeducated” and a ban of three months from press conferences.
