Journalism
‘No journalist should die’: EU calls for better media safety
The European Union’s executive arm asked its member countries Thursday to better protect journalists amid a rise of physical attacks and online…
Maltese Editors’ Perspectives
Times of Malta reacts to a court judgement that separated two mothers from their children. It says justice must have a human…
European Commission launches call worth €12 million in support of news media
The Commission published four new calls for proposals aiming to stimulate a lively and diverse public sphere and promoting citizens' access to…
Maltese Editors’ Perspectives
Times of Malta says many people are still afraid to travel and that the government needs to think of new ideas to…
Maltese Editors’ Perspectives
Times of Malta says that the EU should address Strategic Lawsuits Against Public Participation that are intended to cripple the free press.…
EU agenda
Find out the latest events in the European Union for the week 11 May until the 14 May: Tuesday 11 May: European…
Metsola leads EP push for stronger protection of journalists
The European Parliament is strengthening its efforts at increasing the protection of journalists and combat efforts by organisatons, corporations and powerful individuals…
Greek Journalist’s murder linked to organised crime – Minister
Ekathimerni - Journalist Giorgos Karaivaz, who was gunned down outside his home in southern Athens on Friday, took a total of 10…
Matthew Xuereb appointed president of Malta’s Institute of Journalists
Times of Malta assistant editor Matthew Xuereb has been appointed President of the Institute of Maltese Journalists. Also new to the council…
Maltese Editors’ Perspectives
Times of Malta reports that governments should consult with business organisations and trade unions to identify the best practices regarding the right…
Malta: “Speaker must resign” – Repubblika
NGO Repubblika is calling for Speaker Anglu Farrugia’s resignation following his ruling on March 2nd that the Standards Commissioner should not have…
Complaints after Portuguese prosecutors acknowledge spying on reporters
LISBON (Reuters) - Groups representing journalists and lawyers in Portugal complained of a threat to press freedom on Wednesday, after prosecutors acknowledged…