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URL copied to clipboard The headlines are all too familiar. The BBC has been exposed as having deeply unsatisfactory internal processes for investigating problems. Rival media organisations gloat over the inadequacies. Loyal BBC employees squirm with embarrassment. We have seen it all before. The issue this time is the notorious interview with Princess Diana 25 years ago, conducted by Martin Bashir, a junior reporter on the BBC’s flagship weekly current affairs programme, Panorama. The interview attracted 23 million viewers. But a retired Supreme Court judge, Lord Dyson, has just issued...

The decline in media freedom in the Balkans is eroding the European values of democracy and rule of law and creating a climate ripe for disinformation that is cultivating anti-EU and anti-western sentiment across the region, writes Peter Horrocks.

Lack of Media Freedom in the Balkans Erodes European Values Novinite.com 13 May 2021, 00:12 GMT+10 The decline in media freedom in the Balkans is eroding the European values of democracy and rule oflaw and creating a climate ripe fordisinformation that is cultivatinganti-EU and anti-Western sentiment across the region, writes Peter Horrocks. Even if their purpose is not to offend, the EU's latest assessments of the candidate countries of the Western Balkans make sobering reading on the subject of media freedom. Albania and North Macedonia qualify for the least criticism although they are both...