RNW Media was in Kampala, Uganda, to share highlights from RHRN – a consortium programme that supports young people in all their diversity to enjoy their sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR).
As India and Pakistan face escalating tensions, a parallel war plays out online. Surabhi Srivastava and Sana Naqvi reflect on the deep impact of digital misinformation and the urgent need to respond.
Our team attended the Mediterranean Agora – Assises du Journalisme. In this summary, we share reflections and learnings from Lei Ma and Boris van Westering.
The World Press Freedom Index by Reporters Sans Frontières (RSF) paints a stark picture of the global state of press freedom. We highlight the areas that concern us most – and how RNW Media is working toward practical, hopeful solutions.
What does the future of digital ecosystems look like – and what does the European Union has to offer in shaping it? These were key questions during the EU International Digital Strategy Exchange, a dialogue hosted by the European University Institute and the Global Initiative on the Future of the Internet.
RNW Media has joined over 30 civil society and media organisations in a joint statement – led by the European Partnership for Democracy (EPD) – urging the European Commission to step up its efforts to protect democracy, freedom of expression and civic space across the EU.
What does media viability really mean in an age of AI, shrinking funds, and platform power? At the International Journalism Festival 2025, RNW Media explored this question in our side event, “Sustaining journalism: A fresh take on media viability in the era of AI.”
There is a wide array of international days that we can celebrate, unfortunately, a day often overlooked is International Fact Checking Day, celebrated on April 2nd each year. It serves as a powerful reminder of the importance of verifying facts in an era dominated by social media, viral stories, and the rapid spread of misinformation
We are proud to announce the launch of our 2025-2027 strategy, a renewed commitment to strengthening public interest media in an increasingly complex digital landscape. This strategy focuses on media viability and information integrity, ensuring that public interest media can thrive for audiences worldwide.
EU regulations face mounting challenges, particularly as some platforms and global actors push back against EU-led governance. Are we, in fact, witnessing a reverse Brussels Effect—where external pressures and tech giants influence the EU rather than the other way around?
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