Low sales vs Viktor Orban's media crackdown
It's the latest chapter in the story of a media landscape transformed. When Nepszabadsag, Hungary's most influential opposition paper was suspended, owners cited low sales - but journalists say it is part of a wider media suppression.
On our radar:
- The number of Palestinian journalists in Israeli jails is on the rise - none have been charged, none have been put on trial.
- Wikileaks made public a trove of emails that shed light on the inner workings of Hillary Clinton's presidential campaign and its relationship with the American media.
- A Serbian cartoonist fired from his paper for supposedly criticising the country’s prime minister has been given his job back - apparently, he had the same prime minister to thank.
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