Investigative Journalism
Communists in Sweden slam new espionage law as “detrimental to whistle blowers and press freedom”
The new espionage law that came into effect on January 1 penalizes investigative journalism and whistle-blowing that may damage Sweden’s relationship with another state or an international organization such as NATO, European Union, or United Nations
Slovakian journalists refuse PM-elect’s offer to fund investigative journalism
PM-elect Igor Matovic has proposed state funds for investigative journalism, a move that is being viewed as an attempt to patronize and subjugate independent journalism in the country
- UN report reveals complicity of EU in crimes committed by Libyan authorities
- UNSC says no to international investigation into Nord Stream blasts
- Strike action by public service employees and transport workers paralyzes Germany
- Judicial reforms in Israel delayed amid massive protests
- Climate activists protest European Gas Conference in Vienna
