IMS and more than 100 undersigned organisations have come together to call for robust and strategic EU investment in free and independent media in response to the proposal for the next Multiannual Financial Framework (MFF) for 2028-2034. As debates intensify over future budget priorities, the signatories stress that Europe’s democratic resilience depends on sustained and strategic support for the public interest information ecosystem.
The International Press Institute (IPI) and IMS (International Media Support) today announce that Hungary’s independent media have been named the recipients of the 2025 IPI-IMS Free Media Pioneer Award in recognition of their innovation, adaptation and endurance under sustained political and economic pressure.
This panel discussion will explore how Gaza is covered by mainstream media, how Palestinian voices are represented and how editorial priorities influence prevailing narratives.
Awards to be presented at IPI’s 75th anniversary World Congress in Vienna on 24 October.
How can media restore trust and create added value to audiences? A series of webinars looks for answers.
The Pluralistic Media for Democracy (PM4D) programme will empower media organisations to continue their critical role in upholding democracy and fostering informed public discourse across Europe.
CPH:DOX, EAVE and IMS are proud to announce the fifth round of the CHANGE programme, empowering documentary film projects from the Eastern Partnership (EaP) countries Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Georgia, Moldova, and Ukraine. For the 2025/2026 edition, eight teams will join the co-production training workshop series.
Thailand’s digital media surge has amplified climate disinformation, making it harder for Indigenous communities to defend their rights and protect their lands. As online falsehoods spread, so does the threat to cultural heritage and environmental resilience.
The Philippines has long been dubbed patient zero in the global battle against disinformation, but an IMS media partner aims to improve media literacy among Gen Z with some unexpected recruits.
