The media landscape across the OSCE region is changing faster than ever before.

Bulgarian investigative journalist tells a story of using publicly available data in her research.

The protests and the citizens’ assemblies are, at this time, the only way to keep the possibility of the emerging of a new political and social horizon in Bosnia-Herzegovina – open.

Protests in Bosnia and Herzegovina continue. Their message is clear—the time of the ethno-nationalist elites, who stole the country’s resources, common goods and capital in the blood of war and genocide, is over.

Marina Antić on the role of intellectuals in media moverage of Bosnian protests.

“Dissatisfaction is like a monster, powerless when it is born, terrifying when it grows strong.” (Meša Selimović, Derviš i Smrt)

Boro Kontić writes about the pervasive control that politics have over the media in Bosnia and Herzegovina.

As long as the election of members and chairs of the regulators remains dependent on, filtered by, and determined by parliamentary seats, the chances for more independent, autonomous and stronger regulatory bodies are slim.