Mexico Journalist killed in Mexico at son's school A journalist was shot dead on Tuesday in the southern Mexican state of Veracruz as he attended a Christmas celebration at his son's school, the latest murder in the country's deadliest year on record for media workers. 20/12/2017
Living What is 'headline stress disorder' and do you have it? Breaking news is breaking us. Here's how to stay informed without damaging your mental health. 18/12/2017
Croatia War criminal in the Hague but still a war hero in Croatia The suicide of a convicted war criminal has highlighted the dominance of nationalist narratives in Croatian politics and media. 01/12/2017
Russia US and Russia row over media laws Two US funded international media outlets have criticised a media law signed by Russian President Vladimir Putin that will list them as foreign agents. 26/11/2017
Russia Russian deputy suggests McDonald's should be labeled 'foreign agent' President Putin has signed a law allowing foreign media outlets to be classified as “foreign agents” in Russia. A parliamentarian believes US fast-food chains should have the same label. 26/11/2017
Russia Russia's Uper House 'approves foreign agent bill' The bill, if passed into law, would force non-Russian media outlets operating on Russian soil to register as 'foreign agents'. 22/11/2017
United Kingdom Sacked Gay Times editor ‘stunned and appalled’ at own offensive tweets Josh Rivers took the helm at a magazine devoted to diversity but his social media posts were riddled with loathing and intolerance. 17/11/2017
Spain Russian Foreign Minister dismisses Russia's alleged meddling into Catalonia crisis as 'hysteria' The Spanish government accused the Kremlin of trying to "destabilize Spain" by encouraging Catalonia's independence. 15/11/2017
Venezuela "Venezuela is going to export peace to the world" The latin american country has approved legislation to clamp down on the media. 09/11/2017
United Kingdom Sky News under threat of closure as 21st Century Fox tries to force through take over Broadcaster says its journalistic arm could face the chop if it proves to be an obstacle for Rupert Murdoch's takeover bid. 08/11/2017
Focus "We're going to stick with the smartphone" - Steve Wozniak Creative industry professionals meet at the IAA's Global Conference in Bucharest to discuss how to adapt to rapid changes in the world of advertising. 31/10/2017
Spain Euroviews. Being a journalist in the Catalan storm Trying to avoid being manipulated while being accused of manipulation, covering the Catalan debate is complicated. 27/10/2017
USA Twitter bans RT and Sputnik from advertising after election row Technology groups have been under-pressure following accusations they helped Russia interfere in presidential elections. 27/10/2017
Russia Russian journalist stabbed after man bursts into radio station Man is detained after attacking female radio host with a knife. 23/10/2017
USA Playboy's first transgender centrefold as magazine honours Hugh Hefner Ines Rau is the first transgender model to feature on the men's magazine's centre pages. 20/10/2017
USA US President Donald Trump denies NBC News 'nuclear arsenal 'report US President Donald Trump denies NBC News 'nuclear arsenal 'report 12/10/2017
Hungary The many battles facing Hungary's investigative journalists Reporters struggle to win over audiences in the face of what they say is a smear campaign. 06/10/2017
Romania Romania's newspaper kiosks are dying In the last seven years, 60% of the newsstands in Romania have shut down. 05/10/2017