Interview: Finland lacks support for exiled journalists

New report commissioned by Finnish press freedom groups reveals journalists in exile lack adequate support

Analysis: Russian independent media navigate Telegram throttling and mobile internet shutdowns

As authorities scale up digital censorship, remaining independent media face new challenges

Analysis: Foreign agent laws are becoming the scourge of media freedom across Europe

IPI op-ed: Brussels needs to deliver a stronger, more decisive response to the spread of foreign agent laws across Europe, including in Georgia.

New IPI report: SLAPPs pose threat to Africa’s climate and environmental journalists

Research reveals perfect storm for judicial harassment

Analysis: Tisza’s victory offers historic opportunity for media freedom reform in Hungary

IPI op-ed: While Tisza’s landslide election victory offers opportunity to rejuvenate press freedom, unwinding Fidesz’s media capture model will be complex, but essential for achieving wider democratic reform

Feature: The information frontline — Press freedom and the security crisis in the Sahel

Military regimes in Mali, Niger, and Burkina Faso are widening crackdown on independent journalism, risking an information gap with regional and global consequences

Kenya: IPI welcomes court ruling striking down criminal false news provisions

Lawmakers should go further and amend other provisions of Kenya’s cybercrime law on cyberharassment and surveillance that pose a risk to public-interest journalism

Interview: How Georgian public broadcaster was distorted into a government mouthpiece

Former employee discusses the broadcaster's capture in an interview with IPI

Analysis: Russia ramps up pressure on media and journalists in exile

Newly adopted laws add to repression years after enactment of wartime censorship

European Journalism Now: Prague Conference Wrap-up

IPI-led roundtable sessions on day two focused on media capture and the European Media Freedom Act (EMFA)