4m USD raised to support Ukrainian journalists covering the war
Money is pouring in for the Ukrainian journalists covering the invasion of their country. A fundraising campaign organized by journalism
Editor “currently in custody” after live TV war protest (updated)
Russian authorities have launched “a preliminary inquiry” about the editor Marina Ovsyannikova who interrupted Russian Channel One’s live news broadcast
EU-wide rules to combat violence against women
The EU Commission’s annual report on gender equality shows failing to address violence against women and domestic violence costs an
TV-companies queuing to show Zelensky series
TV companies from around the world are lining up to buy the right to broadcast the Ukrainian TV-series “Servant of
EU ministers agree on how to get more women on boards
The European Union has taken another step towards ruling that women should have minimum 40% of non-executive director positions in
How green economy can also benefit women’s employment
Higher female unemployment and a greater proportion of women leaving the labour market due to the pandemic has set back
The Week That Was: the 6 things you need to know
Malicious foreign actors find it easy to interfere and manipulate information in the European Union because of lack of awareness
EU Parliament wants common strategy against disinformation
Malicious foreign actors find it easy to interfere and manipulate information in the European Union because of lack of awareness
EU Commission investigating ad agreement Google/Meta
The European Commission announced it will investigate if an agreement between Google and Meta for online display advertising services may
Meta to allow hate speech about war in Ukraine
Meta will make an exception from its rules about hate speech and allow users in some countries to call for