Condemnation after assault of journalist at Bulgaria’s ruling party event
Bulgaria’s broadcast media regulator the Council for Electronic Media (CEM) said on August 6 that it was seriously concerned about
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Media pluralism in Europe: new study shows risks across the board
According to an independent study by the Centre for Media Pluralism and Media Freedom, there has been a general stagnation
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NSI: 16 newspapers in Bulgaria closed in 2019
A total of 233 newspapers were published in Bulgaria in 2019, a decrease of 16 compared with the previous year,
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Prosecutor-General: Three charged over assault of Bulgarian Editor-in-Chief
Three people have been charged in connection with the March 17 serious assault of Slavi Angelov, Editor-in-Chief of weekly 168
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Arrests over masked attack on Bulgarian Editor-in-Chief
Arrests were made in a special operation in central Sofia on April 23, with one of the cases under investigation
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Covid-19: MEPs call for emergency fund to support media
Additional European Union action is needed to make sure EU help reaches the ravaged media and culture sectors, members of
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RSF: Bulgaria again lowest in EU in media freedom ranking
Reporters Without Borders, RSF, has again ranked Bulgaria lowest in the European Union in its 2019 media freedom ranking, released
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Public broadcaster Bulgarian National Television steps up airtime for religious programming
The National Council of Religious Communities in Bulgaria and public broadcaster Bulgarian National Television (BNT) have signed an agreement for
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Bulgaria’s Interior Ministry: Assault on journalist most likely connected to his work
Police are pursuing several lines of inquiry in connection with the severe assault of Bulgarian investigative journalist Slavi Angelov, but
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