Recent Stories
June 2010
Georgia Hoax: Television Trapped in Politics
The Hidden Hand of Chávez
Press freedom restrictions spread to other countries
May 2010
Somalia's Struggle
Journalism in Somalia and the strides and initiatives for change
Haiti tunes in and moves on
Radio stations help people survive in the midst of chaos
Zimbabwe Exodus
In photojournalism objectivity does not exist
April 2010
20 Years Later: Tajikistan
Most promising Central Asian state creeps up the press freedom incline
20 Years Later: Uzbekistan
Thinking outside the box: a criminal offense
20 Years Later: Through the Lens
The state of press freedom in former Soviet republics.
20 Years Later: Latvia
Financial crises might cause fading press freedom
20 Years Later: Lithuania
Champion of the post-Soviet free press
20 Years Later: Ukraine
Influence of the world economic crisis and the latest presidential elections on Ukrainian media
20 Years Later: Kazakhstan
Media Freedom on a Short Leash
20 Years Later: Armenia
Press freedom threatened by economic difficulties, lack of tradition
20 Years Later: Moldova
Moldovan press challenged by political and economic turbulence
20 Years Later: Belarus
President Lukashenko's extended political power reflects in his grip over the media
20 Years Later: Kyrgyzstan
There and Back Again: Press Freedom in Kyrgyzstan
20 Years Later: Azerbaijan
Azerbaijan’s media encourages accuracy yet still publishes government content
20 Years Later: Estonia
Estonian journalists fear for their sources
20 Years Later: Georgia
Georgia moves toward a stronger media by gaining the public’s trust with accurate reporting
20 Years Later: Russia
Self-Censorship is a New Censorship in Modern Russia
20 Years Later: Turkmenistan
Strict government control forces journalists to avoid subjects and punishes those who refuse
We are Considered Infidels: Covering War in Iraq
A former reporter for the Washington Post reflects on the role of Iraqi translators, fixers and reporters in war coverage.