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Media freedom concerns continue to bedevil Mitsotakis govt as EC takes note
Pressure is piling on the Greek government to respond to the findings of recent reports which highlight a deterioration in conditions for the domestic media. Under increasing scrutiny by the European Commission, the Mitsotakis administration is now promising greater transparency and protection for journalists.
The release of the Reporters Without Borders (RSF) World Press Freedom Index earlier this month reignited the political debate in Greece on the ability of the domestic media to function independently. The index places Greece at the lowest ranking among ...
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