Finland has a diverse media market, good laws, a transparent government and independent journalists.

Journalist and chief editor of Turkish newspaper Cuhmuriyet, was sentenced to five years in prison for revelation of state secret.

A regional survey in the Balkans on the occasion of World Press Freedom Day.

As the protests become fiercer, the hate speech is on the rise in Macedonian media, especially in those close to the authorities.

The grim situation of Serbian media workers.

In order to ease spreading of useful information and contents on media freedoms in Europe, Osservatorio Balcani e Caucaso and European Centre for Journalists and Media Freedom, developed a new online platform - the Resource Centre.

In stead of constitutionally guaranteed media freedoms, Turkish journalists suffer attacks and pressures.

While this year’s country reports by the European Commission on enlargement countries highlight some successes in other areas, the verdict on freedom of expression is overwhelmingly negative.

The Speak Up conference in Brussels once again cautioned about the dramatic difficulties faced by media in the West Balkans and Turkey.

What is a 25 year-old journalist with a double major doing in the same prison as ISIL militants?