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Adrijan Bakič Is RTV Slovenija’s New Brussels Correspondent

From Brexit to Brussels: Adrijan Bakič is RTV Slovenija's new EU correspondent, and he says Brussels matters more to Slovenians than Washington.

Dafydd ab Iago · 4 Oct 2026

Politics

Journalists Warn of Imminent Bosnian TV BHRT Collapse

European and Bosnian journalism groups warn that public broadcaster BHRT faces imminent collapse due to frozen bank accounts and political inertia.

26 Sep 2026

Politics

EU journalists urged to use FOI requests

BRUSSELS – Freedom of Information (FOI) requests have potential as one of the most powerful investigative tools for journalists covering the European Union. That's…

10 Sep 2026

Press freedom

Journalists Raise Brussels Alarm Over Euronews Owner’s Balkan Media Expansion

Alpac Capital's €30 million purchase of Adria News Network is under review by the EU's media board, as journalists question what it means for independent news in the…

5 Sep 2026

Press freedom

EU’s €1.25bn Journalism Fund Sparks Fears of Political Influence

Media groups warn that the European Parliament’s €1.25bn journalism fund risks embedding political narratives into EU media support schemes and undermining editorial…

23 Jun 2026

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Press freedom

Hungarian Integrity Authority Chief Demands Retraction Over EUalive Article

A Hungarian lawyer representing Ferenc Pál Biró, president of Hungary’s Integrity Authority, has sent a legal notice to the Brussels-based outlet EUalive's Georgi Gotev, demanding the removal of an article, a…

8 May 2026

Press freedom

Ján Kuciak Trial Continues as Former MEP Sophie in ’t Veld Warns EU on Press Freedom

Former MEP Sophie in ’t Veld speaks on unresolved journalist murders in Europe, highlighting threats to press freedom, rule of law, and EU accountability.

13 Apr 2026

Press freedom

EU Defends Euronews Funding Amid Editorial Independence Row Before Hungary Election

The European Commission defends its long-standing financial backing of Euronews, insisting that editorial independence is a criteria of that support, as concerns mount over press freedom ahead of Hungary’s…

2 Apr 2026

Business

EU Commission Spends €1.3mn on News Subscriptions

The European Commission spent about €1.34 million in 2025 on digital subscriptions to five major news and information services, according to internal figures — but declined to disclose how the money was…

30 Mar 2026

Press freedom

Belgian Authorities Cleared Journalist After Security Ban Over Alleged ‘Extreme-Left Contacts’

An Italian journalist based in Brussels was barred for months from covering the Council of the European Union after Belgian security authorities denied him clearance over alleged “contacts with the extreme left,” a decision later overturned by an independent appeals body.

20 Mar 2026 · Updated 20:04

Irma Dimitradze Leads Campaign to Free Jailed Sakharov Laureate Journalist Mzia Amaghlobeli
By Oliver Money-Kyrle. When Georgian journalist and 2025 Sakharov laureate Mzia Amaghlobeli was arrested in Batumi on January 12…
9 Mar 2026 · Updated 18:41
Eight Years After Jan Kuciak and Martina Kušnírová Murders, Slovakia Faces Critical Third Trial
By Oliver Money-Kyrle — Eight years after the assassination of investigative journalist Jan Kuciak and his fiancée Martina…
2 Mar 2026 · Updated 10:01
Belgian Court Strikes Down Law Criminalizing Journalists’ Leaks
14 Feb 2026
Belgian Police Return UK Journalist David Price’s Laptops
6 Feb 2026

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