Topic: Reporters Without Borders

Hungary says its press freedom is 'completely perfect.' Europe disagrees.

Europe continues to criticize Hungary over its restrictive media laws, which give Prime Minister Victor Orbán's governing party vast control over the regulation of press outlets.

5 big losers in press freedom: Mali and ... Japan?

Nobel laureate for literature Mo Yan urges China dissident Liu Xiaobo's freedom

Myanmar ends censorship on media publications

Turks turn to Twitter as Erdogan muzzles traditional media

Global News Blog Clinton to Myanmar: Keep up the reforms

The Monitor's View The Internet needs its own ‘declaration of independence’

As US and Vietnam get closer, human rights concerns grow

Backchannels Dubai kicks out US democracy NGO, too

Keep Calm Outgunned against rebels, Mali soldiers overthrow government

In a tight French election, Sarkozy is suddenly everywhere

Backchannels The chutzpah of Rupert Murdoch's Sun

Latin America Monitor Ecuador's President Correa sues newspaper and is blamed for killing free speech

Secrets are safe as WikiLeaks, starved of funds, halts operations

Egyptian blogger's hunger strike turns critical; hearing delayed

WikiLeaks, already leaking, releases all its US cables unredacted

Recep Tayyip Erdogan: 5 ways he has shaped Turkey

Recep Tayyip Erdogan: Turkey's new Ataturk?

Backchannels An Arab Spring ... for the Kurds?

Ivory Coast's pro-Ouattara forces storm presidential palace

Kim Jong-il birthday: North watches tributes, South sends propaganda balloons

Syrian bloggers brace for fresh blow to Middle East press freedom

Africa Monitor This week in the Great Lakes: Rwanda expands beyond gorilla tourism

Press Freedom Index: The top 10 worst countries

Le Monde rejects Sarkozy intervention in media sale