Eurovision 2025: Spain’s Daring Israel Broadcast Ignites Controversy and Rule-Breaking Alerts!
Spain's decision to broadcast Eurovision 2025 from Israel has sparked a wave of controversy, drawing sharp criticism for allegedly violating ...
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Revealing the Truth: What Vision 2050 Really Means
In a captivating new investigation, Times of Malta uncovers troubling concerns surrounding the Vision 2050 initiative. Allegations have surfaced that ...
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Unveiling New Fees for Freedom of Information Requests in the Isle of Man
The Isle of Man government is considering the introduction of fees for Freedom of Information requests, igniting a lively debate ...
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Inside the Matryoshka Disinfo Network: Unmasking Bot Attacks on Moldova and the Corruption Allegations Against President Maia Sandu
Russia's Matryoshka disinformation network has intensified its attacks on Moldova, with social media bots accusing President Maia Sandu of corruption ...
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North Macedonia: Media Must Uphold Journalistic Ethics in Covering Kočani Tragedy
The International Federation of Journalists (IFJ) calls on media outlets reporting on the tragedy in Kočani, North Macedonia, to uphold ...
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North Macedonia: New Media Laws Should Guarantee Improved Working Conditions for Journalists
The International Federation of Journalists (IFJ) is urgently calling for vital reforms in North Macedonia's media laws to transform the ...
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Spain to Enforce Heavy Fines for Unlabelled AI-Generated Content
Spain is set to introduce hefty fines for failing to label AI-generated content, a bold step toward boosting transparency in ...
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Inside Kosovo’s Secret Lobbying Deals: A Growing Cause for Concern
Recent revelations about Kosovo’s secret lobbying contracts have sparked serious concerns over transparency and accountability in government affairs. Experts caution ...
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Slovakia’s Media Freedom Under Threat on the Seventh Anniversary of Ján Kuciak’s Murder
On the seventh anniversary of journalist Ján Kuciak's tragic murder, ARTICLE 19 sounds the alarm: media freedom in Slovakia is ...
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