France Online resale of new Charlie Hebdo 'an insult to memory of journalists' Opportunists trying to re-sell sought-after copies of this week’s Charlie Hebdo “are an insult to the memory of the magazine’s journalists”, it’s 15/01/2015
Germany German paper that printed Charlie Hebdo cartoons firebombed A German newspaper that published cartoons of the French satirical paper Charlie Hebdo has been firebombed. Two people have reportedly been arrested 11/01/2015
France Thousands rally across France in tribute to victims of Paris terror attacks Hundreds of thousands of people took to the streets across France on Saturday in tribute to the victims of this week’s terrorist attacks. From Nantes 10/01/2015
France Francois Hollande leads a minute of silence for a nation in mourning French President Francois Hollande led a minute of silence held across the country. He joined police officers at the Prefecture of Police in Paris 08/01/2015
Culture Political cartoonists rewarded for their work "Cartooning for Peace" is an annual event that rewards cartoonists for their work. Last year’s prize went to Palestinian-Syrian and Egyptian 08/01/2015
France Charlie Hebdo attackers targeted specific journalists, fought gun battles with police Paris prosecutor says gunmen who attacked Charlie Hebdo office appeared to know the time and place of magazine's editorial meeting, targeted specific journalists and twice exchanged shots with police 07/01/2015
USA Condemnation of the Paris killings from the US US Secretary of State John Kerry took the opportunity of a news conference to speak directly to the French people saying they have the support of all 07/01/2015
France Twelve dead as terrorists attack the offices of French satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo 07/01/2015
Egypt Egyptian court orders retrial of Al Jazeera journalists Egypt’s highest court cancelled jail sentences against three journalists working for Al Jazeera television on Thursday and ordered a retrial, a 01/01/2015
Turkey EU war of words with Turkey over arrest of opposition journalists Turkey's arrest of opposition journalists accused of plotting against the state is a dangerous development, says the president of the European Parliament. The EU should mind its own business, says the 15/12/2014
Turkey Raids across Turkey target media outlets linked to Erdogan foe Fethullah Gulen More than 30 media workers have been arrested during raids on organisations across Turkey. Turkish police raided the offices of Samanyolu Television 14/12/2014
Spain Demonstration against 'government interference' at Spain's public service broadcaster RTVE Staff at Spain’s public service broadcaster RTVE staged a protest in the capital Madrid on Saturday against alleged government interference. They 13/12/2014
China China: journalist faces life in prison for 'leaking state secrets' An outspoken and respected Chinese journalist accused of leaking state secrets to foreign contacts faces a life prison sentence. There was a heavy 21/11/2014
World Cartoonist Plantu explains why taunting world leaders is essential Plantu is one of France’s best known cartoonists, having been drawing for the national daily Le Monde for the best part of 30 years. Euronews 24/09/2014
World Ukraine government using thug force against media covering protests The screen shows a man already immobile on the ground. A euronews cameraman is filming. A policeman screams at him to stop. Roman Kupriyanov keeps 02/12/2013
Azerbaijan Azerbaijan accused of clampdown on freedoms ahead of election Authorities in Azerbaijan are engaged in an “abusive strategy” to clampdown on freedom of expression ahead of elecitons next month, say Human Rights 02/09/2013
Unreported Europe Official chill falls on Serbia's intellectuals The Serbian authorities are in the middle of a witch-hunt against critical intellectuals, whose most recent victim, Sreten Ugricic was for over a 09/03/2012
