Banijay partners with All3Media to strengthen its position as a leader in independent audiovisual production
Banijay has formed a strategic partnership with All3Media to create a global powerhouse in independent audiovisual production, increasing its revenue to over 7 billion euros.
Russian tanker reportedly on fire in Mediterranean sea, media reports
A Russian LNG tanker, Arctic Metagaz, is reported to be on fire in the Mediterranean Sea, potentially due to a Ukrainian drone attack, according to various media sources.
Former Head of State Border Guard Serhii Deineko mobilized, media reports
Former Head of Ukraine's State Border Guard Service, Serhii Deineko, has been mobilized to lead the Luhansk Border Guard Detachment despite recent legal troubles, including corruption charges.
Telegraph censured for fabricated story of banker’s struggle to pay school fees
The Telegraph has been reprimanded for publishing a false article about a banker's difficulties with private school fees after a complaint was upheld by the Independent Press Standards Organisation.
Critical Infrastructure: UP and largest private energy company DTEK join forces to support media outlets in frontline regions
Ukrainska Pravda and DTEK are collaborating to support independent media in frontline areas of Ukraine through a new initiative called Critical Infrastructure.
Medved on Ukrainian Wounded, Selak Raspudić on Social Media, and Herman on Anti-Fascism
Croatian Minister Tomo Medved welcomed 19 wounded Ukrainian soldiers to Croatia for rehabilitation as a sign of support, while Marija Selak Raspudić discussed the need for social media restrictions for under-16s, and Mislav Herman controversially equated anti-fascism with the Independent State of Croatia (NDH).
Corporate Advance: The New Table of Gastronomic Power
The Argentine culinary scene is experiencing significant changes, with corporate efficiency and financial backing outpacing traditional independent restaurants, aided by the media prominence of cooking show celebrities.
DuMont Takes Over: The "Kölnische Rundschau" Disappears
The "Kölnische Rundschau" will cease to exist as an independent newspaper as DuMont Verlag takes over its editorial and publishing responsibilities, marking the end of an 80-year history.
Ethiopia suspends Addis Standard and "reflects its discomfort with independent journalism"
Ethiopian authorities have revoked the license of the independent media outlet Addis Standard, citing national interests, amidst increasing pressure on journalism ahead of the upcoming elections.
Where do we really find the journalistic disaster?
The article critiques the tendency of some media to label independent journalism as mere blogging and discusses the controversy surrounding health information about Thorbjørn Jagland.
Goodbye Passwords.. Why Are News Sites Adopting Magic Links?
The article discusses how news websites, particularly independent publishers, are moving away from traditional username and password systems towards using magic links and one-time passwords for enhanced security and simplicity.
Court: Hungary violated EU law by halting radio station broadcasts
Hungary has been found to violate EU laws by limiting the operations of the independent radio station Klubradio, which has been forced to broadcast only online since 2021.
ECJ: Termination of Hungarian Radio Station Unlawful
The European Court of Justice ruled that Hungary's refusal to renew the broadcasting license of the independent radio station Klubradio violated EU law.
Hungary obstructed the broadcasting of an independent radio station, facing a fine
Hungary is facing a penalty for hindering the operations of an independent radio station.
Condemnation of Hungary by the EU Court for the Closure of Klubradio
The EU Court ruled that Hungary violated community law by refusing to renew the license of the independent radio station Klubradio, which often criticizes Prime Minister Viktor Orbán.
Court: Hungary violated EU rules when radio station's signal was turned off
Hungary has violated EU regulations by failing to renew the license for the independent radio station Klubradio, according to a ruling by the EU court.
EU Court: Hungary has violated EU legislation
The EU Court has ruled that Hungary violated EU law by failing to renew the broadcasting license of an independent radio station, Klubradio.
Ethiopia revokes media licence of independent outlet Addis Standard
Ethiopia has revoked the media licence of the independent outlet Addis Standard, citing violations that harm national interests, marking an increase in limitations on press freedom in the country.
LO and NHO want VAT exemption for all news media
LO and NHO demand that the Norwegian government reinstates a full VAT exemption for all news media in order to support independent journalism, which they believe is crucial for national security.
Is Youth-Published Media Illegal? A Lawsuit Against ‘Tokipul News’
A youth independent media outlet, Tokipul, is challenging constitutional laws that prohibit minors from becoming publishers and editors, asserting that this restricts their freedom of speech and press.
It is known who will lead the Polish edition of Harper's Bazaar. 'She has a sense of the market'
Zuzanna Krzątała has been announced as the editor-in-chief of the Polish edition of Harper's Bazaar, aiming to target independent and confident readers with in-depth content.
Drone strikes Russian ballistic missile factory over 1,300 km from Ukraine's border, media reports
A drone strike targeted the Votkinsk Machine Building Plant in the Udmurt Republic of Russia, a key facility for missile production, including weapons used in the ongoing Ukraine conflict.
The Kyiv Independent joins WAN-IFRA
The Kyiv Independent has become a member of WAN-IFRA, enhancing its commitment to press freedom and international cooperation in journalism.
Woman's husband asks her not to wear tiny shorts, so she gets best revenge
A woman's husband disapproved of her wearing tiny shorts to a prestigious event, prompting her to seek revenge.
The phenomenon started in the USA. Now they challenge the Norwegian public: - Better to stand on one's own feet.
Kjetil Rolness, a one-man media house, has gained significant attention in Norway for challenging the traditional media landscape with his independent platform.
"Koha Ditore": Flagship of Free Journalism in Kosovo in Distress
The newspaper "Koha Ditore", a leading independent media outlet in Kosovo, is facing financial difficulties and has appealed to its readers for support to maintain its journalistic standards.
Community Manager
The Kyiv Independent is hiring a Community Manager to enhance engagement with its global member community.
LIVE - Inquiry commission on public broadcasting: 'I have never made a decision based on my political opinions,' assures the editorial director of Radio France
The editorial director of Radio France, Vincent Meslet, emphasizes that his decisions are independent of his political opinions during an inquiry into public broadcasting.
Advice & Review becomes part of Dagens Nyheter
Dagens Nyheter has acquired the consumer advocacy magazine Råd & Rön, which has a long-standing tradition of providing independent product reviews.
Friend of the Moment or Enemy of Tomorrow? The Story of Independent Journalists with Artificial Intelligence
The article discusses how independent journalists are navigating the challenges and opportunities presented by artificial intelligence after the controversy of AI-generated articles.
Radio Free Asia resumes broadcasts to China after Trump cuts forced near closure
Radio Free Asia has restarted its broadcasts to China after previous funding cuts forced it to cease operations.
Palestinian journalist arrested on suspicion of sending news videos to a network designated as a terrorist organization
An independent journalist from East Jerusalem has been arrested for allegedly sending news footage to a Palestinian media outlet designated as a terrorist organization, with implications for her understanding of the outlet's status.
Over 177,000 Russian soldiers killed in Ukraine identified by media investigation
Independent media confirmed the identities of over 177,000 Russian soldiers killed in Ukraine, highlighting a significant and ongoing human cost of the conflict.
Nearly 11,000 North Korean troops stationed in Russia's Kursk Oblast at start of 2026, media reports
Reports indicate that nearly 11,000 North Korean troops are stationed in Russia's Kursk Oblast as of early 2026 to support the Russian military efforts in Ukraine.
Russia moves to 'fully block' WhatsApp in ongoing crackdown on social media
Russian authorities are attempting to completely block WhatsApp as part of a strategy to tighten control over digital communication and promote state-backed alternatives.
Vertical Video Creator
The Kyiv Independent is seeking a Vertical Video Creator to enhance its social media presence through engaging short-form video content.
How Deník N is doing at the beginning of 2026
Deník N has successfully increased its profit for 2025 and expanded its operations, while emphasizing the crucial role of independent journalism during challenging times for democracy.
Japan to join NATO-led initiative to buy US weapons for Ukraine, media reports
Japan plans to participate in a NATO-led initiative to help finance non-lethal military aid for Ukraine, though it has not officially joined the program yet according to Japanese embassy sources.
INEC denies registering underage voters in Osun LG
The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) of Nigeria has refuted claims of registering underage voters in Osun State, specifically in Ede North Local Government Area, following a social media allegation.
News portal „Bernardinai“ asks for help: we must raise at least 20 thousand euros this week
The news portal „Bernardinai“ urgently needs to raise at least 20,000 euros within a week to meet its financial obligations due to delayed funding decisions from the Media Support Fund.
Newsmax, conservative US network, launching Ukraine news channel this spring
Newsmax, a conservative U.S. media company, is set to launch a news channel in Ukraine this spring, featuring content in Ukrainian, English, and Russian.
Should politicians take action to protect the press from itself? No, it's a very bad idea.
The article argues against the idea of politicians intervening to protect the press, emphasizing the importance of a free and independent media in a functioning democracy.
BREAKING: Russian General Vladimir Alekseev shot multiple times in Moscow, Russian media reports
Russian Lieutenant General Vladimir Alekseev was shot multiple times in Moscow by an unknown assailant and has been taken to the hospital, while the gunman fled the scene.
Editorial: What happens when oligarchs own media
The editorial reflects on the impact of oligarchs owning media outlets, particularly noting the layoffs at the Washington Post and its implications for journalism, especially from a Ukrainian perspective.
Globo changes presidential candidates' interview format and will have a debate in prime time
Globo has announced significant changes to its coverage of the presidential elections, moving candidate interviews to an independent program and scheduling a prime-time debate.
At least 55,000 Ukrainian soldiers killed in Russia's war, with many more missing, Zelensky tells French media
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky reported that over 55,000 Ukrainian soldiers have been killed since the onset of Russia's invasion, with many more missing.
Min Hee-jin reveals OK Records SNS and official website... Starting reader activities in earnest
Former Ador CEO Min Hee-jin, amidst ongoing legal disputes with HYBE, has unveiled the social media accounts and official website for her new company, OK Records, signaling the commencement of her independent activities.
China halts electricity imports from Russia, Russian media reports
China has stopped importing electricity from Russia as prices have risen above domestic rates, according to reports from Russian media.
Residential building in Russia's Ryazan Oblast hit in drone attack, media reports
A drone strike targeted a high-rise residential building in Ryazan, Russia, amid a wave of drone attacks across the country, causing no reported casualties.
Russia's own air defense missile hits apartment building in Rostov-on-Don, fire seen at nearby factory, media reports
A Russian air defense missile reportedly struck an apartment building in Rostov-on-Don, leading to explosions and a fire at a nearby factory, as per eyewitness accounts from January 14.