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Controversial bill signed into law by Polish President; EU says talks ongoing

Brussels says it is still in talks with Poland on the issue and it's not at the point of taking punitive mentions

World

Africanews launches vision of unbiased information, embracing diversity

From the Republic of the Congo, rolling multi-platform news channel Africanews sets out to serve the continent’s more than 50 countries in English

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Africanews launches digital service

The first multilingual, pan-contintental channel produced by Africans, for Africans.

Poland

EU commissioner warns Poland on new media law: report

EU Commissioner Gunther Oettinger on Sunday threatened to put Poland on notice for infringing on common European values by passing legislation giving

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What’s happening this year 2016

Poland

EU accuses Poland's Law and Justice of media grab

The European Commission has sent letters to the Polish Justice and Foreign ministers asking for explanations about a new media law. The new Law and

World News

What were the most pirated TV series and movies this year?

Forget the television viewing figures or box office receipts. The latest end-of-year ‘Top Ten’ list is dedicated to illegal downloads of

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Syrian journalist who was critical of ISIL is gunned down in Turkey

A Syrian filmmaker who had been documenting atrocities committed in Syria has been gunned down in Turkey. Naji Jerf was part of the Raqqa Is Being

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35% increase in journalists taken hostage around the world

How many journalists are in prison around the world? Which country imprisons the most journalists? How many journalists are currently being held

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EU seeks to reform digital copyright laws

Politicians have paid lip service to creating a single market in digital services for years. Now, the European Commission says it wants to let

World News

Trump: reaction swings from anger to derision

Donald Trump’s call to ban Muslims from entering the United States has been met with every sentiment from shock to derision. In a campaign statement

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And also...a thieving Santa, a donkey under arrest and brides on the run

Every Friday journalists from euronews’ various language teams choose a selection of stories from Europe and beyond which did not reach the

West Bank

Hebron: Israeli forces shut down second radio station in one month

Israeli forces say they have shut down a West Bank radio station amid allegations it was inciting Palestinians to attack Israelis. Employees at

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The thinning line between journalism and politics

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And also... Islamic State, address Moscow; 'Double-decker car' driver wanted by Spanish police, Mum for hire

Every Friday, journalists from euronews’ various language teams choose a selection of stories from Europe and beyond, which did not reach the

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Turkey: EU report highlights 'backslidings' in media freedom and judiciary

Turkey is being urged to lift restrictions on media freedom, respect human rights and relaunch peace talks with Kurdish militants. It comes in the

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Putin's former aide found dead in Washington hotel

Russia’s President Vladimir Putin has paid tribute to one of his former aides who’s been found dead in a hotel in Washington DC. 57-year-old Mikhail

Turkey

Triumphant AK party cracks down on Turkish critics as media purge widens

The triumphant Turkish government is turning the screw on its opponents following its re-election with an absolute majority; so much so its critics

Mexico

Mexico remembers killed journalists

Journalists murdered in Mexico between 2005 and 2015 are being remembered on All Saints Day this year in the country. The Museum of Memory and

Turkey

Istanbul: hundreds protest police raid on opposition media

Hundreds of protesters gathered in Istanbul in front of an opposition media company that was raided by police earlier on Wednesday.