world news Online freedoms ‘being squeezed in UK, France and Germany’ Terrorism, migration and elections have all seen online liberties restricted in recent years. 14/11/2017
USA States using internet to threaten democracy on the increase A recent report by Freedom House highlights a growing number of regimes using the internet to disrupt democracy abroad and limit individual freedom at home. 14/11/2017
Turkey Trapped in Turkey: rights activist condemns Erdogan rule A rare insight into the life of an ordinary worker blacklisted by Recep Tayyip Erdogan's government 24/10/2017
Turkey Why does Turkey think Rocky Balboa might be linked to coup attempt? Turkish government believes Rocky Balboa poster at Galatasaray match is linked to 2016 failed coup. 24/10/2017
Turkey Turkey orders arrest of 35 people, including nine journalists, in latest crackdown In Turkey, arrest warrants have been issued for 35 people, including nine journalists, linked to last July’s attempted military coup. State-run 10/08/2017
Russia Protestors march in Moscow over internet censorship regulations Hundreds of people have marched through central Moscow calling for internet freedom after rules tightened again recently 23/07/2017
Turkey Merkel attempts to smooth relations with Turkish leader The German Chancellor is making her first visit to Turkey since a failed coup attempt there last July 02/02/2017
Poland Protest broken up outside Poland's parliament Police have forcibly broken up a demonstration that had blocked the exits from the Polish parliament. Warsaw police spokesperson Mariusz Mrozek denied the use of tear gas. 17/12/2016
world news Jailed for a Tweet: HRW slams attempts to silence online dissent in Gulf Arab States Launching a new interactive website, which highlights 140 prominent activists, HRW calls on the countries to carry out reforms, rather than jail the peaceful critics. 01/11/2016
Turkey Europe condemns more journalist detentions in Turkey The European Union has strongly criticised the detention of the editor and senior staff at a leading Turkish opposition newspaper who’ve been accused of supporting July’s failed… 31/10/2016
brussels bureau EU's 'dirty deal' with Turkey is a 'betrayal' of European values, says Turkish journalist Can Dundar is the former editor-in-chief of Cumhumriyet, a newspaper that is staunchly critical of the Turkish government. 28/10/2016
world news Snapchat, Skype, Blackberry get low marks on privacy protection in Amnesty report Amnesty International ranked the 11 most used messaging apps on their use of encryption to protect users' privacy. 21/10/2016
brussels bureau MEPs urge whistleblowers to come forward A group of parliamentarians are calling on whistleblowers to pass on any information about alleged tax avoidance. 27/09/2016
Slovenia Putin visits Slovenia: Past and present ties on agenda with EU member state Officially, he is in Slovenia to pay tribute to Soviet servicemen who lost their lives there. 30/07/2016
