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In the wake of Ursula von der Leyen's reappointment as President of the European Commission, Reporters Without Borders (RSF) and 25 organisations call on the leader to make media freedom a major political priority during her next term of office.

France's broadcasting regulator, ARCOM, has issued a decision likely to increase the diversity of thoughts and opinions in French media – a direct result of the "Reporters Without Borders" ruling by France's highest court on 13 February 2024.

Prague-based Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty (RFE/RL) reporter Alsu Kurmasheva has been held in Russia since October 18, 2023.

The violent advancement of the M23, an armed rebel group, is creating a disturbing information desert in the east of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). RSF demands that all armed parties stop holding local radio stations hostage immediately.

Poland’s recent political change is an opportunity to strengthen the right to reliable information both domestically and Europe-wide.

The death threats made against journalists on the far-right website Réseau Libre mark a new level of anti-press hatred in France. Reporters Without Borders (RSF), together with the victims and multiple media organisations, have filed a lawsuit.

In an astonishing statement, Captain Ibrahim Traoré, the head of Burkina Faso’s government, announced he’d forcibly conscripted a journalist at a time when four media professionals are currently missing.

Investigative journalist Srishti Jaswal, who infiltrated the groups that cyber-harassed her, spoke to RSF about the tactics of these trolls.

Every day, Ukrainian journalists are forced to work without electricity as Russian strikes target their country's energy infrastructure.