What stands in the way of media freedom, journalistic safety and independence and how to defend citizens' right to information in Europe? Public seminar within the project 'Safety Net for European Journalists' promoted by OBC in Brussels on the 28th of January. The speech by Radio3 journalist Marina Lalovic
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What stands in the way of media freedom, journalistic safety and independence and how to defend citizens' right to information in Europe? Public seminar within the project 'Safety Net for European Journalists' promoted by OBC in Brussels on the 28th of January. The speech by Renate Schroeder, European director of the International Federation of Journalists
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What stands in the way of media freedom, journalistic safety and independence and how to defend citizens' right to information in Europe? Public seminar within the project 'Safety Net for European Journalists' promoted by OBC in Brussels on the 28th of January. The speech by Samra Lučkin, Seemo
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The South East Europe Media Forum (SEEMF2014) was organised by SEEMO in Skopje from 16 to 18 October with the participation of Osservatorio Balcani e Caucaso and the project 'Safety Net'
The objective to be achieved by 2020 for the EU is to cover 20% of energy needs through the use of renewable energy sources. In this infographic we display the data for the share of energy produced from renewable sources in the countries of South-eastern Europe
For centuries the sturgeon has been the most prized fish of the Danube. Today, dams, overfishing, and river transport have made it a ghost. In Bulgaria and Romania, a WWF project seeks to start over by collecting new data and raising awareness in the local population.
The government in Sofia presented the "technical barrier" on the Bulgarian-Turkish border: 30 kilometres of net and barbed wire that should contain the flow of refugees and asylum seekers
