In November, a Belgrade tabloid began targeting independent media outlets by labelling them as “foreign spies”.
Serbia: Independent media increasingly targeted as spies
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Lithuania: Russian television channel in conflict with regulator
RTR Planeta, a Russian language channel broadcasting in Lithuania, has repeatedly run into conflict with the country’s television regulator.
Netherlands: Rijksmuseum’s problem with words
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Estonia’s third channel struggles to connect with Russian speakers
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Music as resistance playlist
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#Index100: Unveiling this year’s 100 global free speech heroes
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South Korea’s art community expresses concerns about new museum director
The Korean art community has released a statement requesting that The Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism (MCST)