media

Russian-language content on Latvijas Televīzija and Latvijas Radio will be permitted only in narrowly defined exceptional cases

As a former franchise partner of Euractiv, EUalive will stay committed to free quality content rather than a paywall

What counts is how the material is used and how much is reproduced. Quoting a text to inform the public can fall within a legal exception

President Volodymyr Zelenskyy called Russia’s strike on the offices of the television channel “We Are Ukraine” a new page of “Russian degradation”

Consolidation is not only a media-market story. It is a story about who is allowed to explain the EU to whom

The latest example is North Macedonia's PМ Hristijan Mickoski, who used an interview with Breitbart to air а message aimed at Trump’s circle

Political observers described the event as a sign of a more interactive political culture emerging in Kazakhstan

Journalists who insert themselves so aggressively into the story they cover, as Michael Martens from FAZ did, do not serve their readers

Outlets such as PIK are described by observers as vehicles for narratives favourable to Magnitsky-sanctioned oligarch Delyan Peevski or for aggressive attacks on his critics

From 2 August providers face binding obligations on general-purpose models and AI-generated content, with major implications for media and public trust

Leading media - such as Reuters, Associated Press, BBC, Al Jazeera, Euronews, and a number of European publications - fell into a trap

Most of the manipulative articles praising the country’s President are not signed by their author