When reporters are silenced, communities lose more than news — they lose safety and dignity. Sudan’s media crisis shows why journalism everywhere is a lifeline.

By Andrew Ford Lyons, Director of the Global Technology Hub The story of Internews’ Global Technology Hub (GTH) is, in many ways, the story of what happened across the wider digital freedom community ...

President von der Leyen delivered the first State of the Union Address of the 2024-2029 Commission. \n

With some outlets closing due to funding cuts and others under pressure from rising authoritarianism, guardrails and financing are desperately needed.

Today on World Press Freedom Day, there are warnings that US attempts to withdraw from promoting independent journalism will have far-reaching effects

As World Press Freedom Day approaches on 3rd May, Internews Europe CEO Meera Selva reflects on the growing threats facing journalists worldwide — from conflict zones to courtrooms — and calls for urge...

Who is responsible for the survival of independent media? At a time of acute crisis, this panel looks at the support journalism need to keep operating worldwide and who, if anyone, should provide it a...

The Journalist Fellowship Programme is one of the world’s leading schemes for practising, mid-career journalists.

By Eduardo Suárez and Gretel Kahn 🗞️ A farewell to some of our Journalist Fellows Our quarterly event. On Wednesday we hosted the Winter Showcase of our Journalist Fellowship Programme, featuring pres...

BRUSSELS, BELGIUM — Internews Europe and its consortium partners CFI Media Development, Thomson Media, ARTICLE 19, and Fojo Media Institute, with the support of the European Commission’s Directorate-G...

Media freedom and pluralism lie at the heart of democracy and good governance.