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…
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 public retraction and 5 million forints (about €14,000) in damages. The dispute centers on how EUalive summarized and contextualized prior reporting by the Hungarian…
From Baghdad to Brussels: A War Correspondent on Press Freedom and Power
Now at home in the European Commission’s Midday Briefing, Hussein Hasan spent two decades reporting amid war, sectarian violence and government crackdowns in Baghdad, Turkey and Syria. Yet the France 24 correspondent still recalls the jolt of his arrival in Brussels. Standing outside the Berlaymont with a camera in hand, he half expected to be stopped and asked for press credentials.
AFP reporter to interview Belgian PM’s cat
Belgian Prime Minister Bart De Wever has promised AFP’s EU correspondent Raziye Akkoc an exclusive interview with his cat, Maximus, after joking that he would only respond to questions “triggered” by the pet.
