Keywords: Media freedom
Morocco’s National Press Council has entered a new institutional phase following the election of Mokhtar Laghzioui as president and journalist Hanane Rihab as vice-president. The leadership vote took place in Rabat on 21 September 2026, as the Council completed a key stage in the restructuring......
Tunisia is facing renewed international criticism over increasing pressure on civil society organizations, journalists, and political activists. The United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights, Volker Türk, called on Tunisian authorities to end what he described as a continuing crackdown on......
The ruling coalition in the Czech Republic has announced plans to partially reduce funding for public television and radio later this year. The proposal aims to exempt senior citizens, young people, and companies from paying the monthly user fees that finance public media. The coalition, formed by Prime......
Spanish Foreign Minister José Manuel Albares has faced mounting criticism for his silence regarding the expulsion of seven Spanish nationals from the Moroccan Sahara. According to reports from Iberian news outlet *El Independiente*, Albares has yet to confirm whether Spain has formally protested......
In a significant move reflecting the ongoing tensions between Morocco and Spain, the Moroccan Press Committee has lodged a formal complaint against a Spanish journalist. This action stems from allegations of defamation made by the journalist, who has reportedly made disparaging remarks about Morocco's......
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