Sectoral Situation

The famous billionaire Elon Musk, the owner of the companies SpaceX and Tesla, bought Twitter, one of the largest social media companies in the world, for $ 44 billion.

Two more journalists who were in Ukraine to report on the invasion of Russia were killed. Pierre Zakrzewski, a senior war photographer and cameraman working for Fox News in the war zone, and Oleksandra Kuvshynova, a young Ukrainian journalist, died...

Meanwhile, the protests against the Russian invasion of Ukraine continues, the most interesting one took place on the live broadcast of the Moscow broadcaster Channel 1. Marina Ovsyannikova, one of the editors of the channel, who suddenly entered the studio,...

Turkey’s broadcasting watchdog, the Radio and Television Supreme Council (RTÜK), has imposed fines on digital platforms Netflix and local streaming application Exxen in addition to pro-opposition Halk TV, Fox TV and TELE1 due to their “immoral” and anti-government broadcasting.

The Ankara representative of the Habertürk daily has sparked outrage among press organizations, journalists and rights activists for angrily swatting a cameraman away due to a technical problem during a live interview with a mayor. The incident took place during...

RSF condemns the decision of the UK High Court ruling that Wikileaks publisher Julian Assange can be extradited to the United States, where he faces possible life imprisonment for publishing information in the public interest.

The European Federation of Journalists (EFJ) welcomed the proposed EU Digital Services Act as a long overdue and crucial tool to create a safer, fairer and more accountable online environment. The journalists’ community believes that the DSA must be stronger in order...

One hundred two journalists appeared at hearings in their trials in Turkey from July to September, and 10 of them were sentenced to a total of 39 years, 11 months in prison, according to a report by the Expression Interrupted project, the Stockholm...

"I wish, we could hold this press conference to promote the books which are recently published. I wish none of the slogans which are written on these t-shirts were not real. Unfortunately, right here right now we talk about ‘guilty...

Süleyman Özışık, a pro-government journalist who was revealed back in May to be a mediator between notorious Turkish mob boss Sedat Peker and Interior Minister Süleyman Soylu, has quit his job, local media reported on Friday.