The latest updates on IMS, our partners and global events concerning press freedom.
An IMS partner organisation in Afghanistan was one of the first to arrive at the worst-affected region of Kunar and help journalists access and disseminate trustworthy information.
Global and local representatives of the media attending the M20 Summit, convened in Johannesburg by the South African National Editors’ Forum and Media Monitoring Africa, have come together during the 2025 South African presidency of the G20, to sound an acute alarm.
The Armenian MERIT (Media, Exchange, Regulation, Integration, Transparency) Forum will offer a platform for media experts from Armenia to enhance their knowledge of Armenian and EU legislation.
Long-term partner of IMS in Palestine, Filastiniyat, shares news of Israel's killing of Mariam Abu Daqqa and Mohammad Salameh in Gaza.
On the occasion of Ukraine’s Independence Day, 24 August, IMS programme manager Gohar Khodjayan reflects on her work in Ukraine and the Eastern Partnership region.
IMS strongly condemns Israel’s targeted assassination of five media workers from Al Jazeera in Gaza. Israel must allow media workers to report freely and without fear of direct targeting because of their work.
Without immediate intervention by the international community, the lives of Gaza's journalists are under serious threat, and they may not be able to continue reporting; their voices may fall silent.
As part of the MERIT Forum initiative, Ukrainian media professionals visited Brussels in June 2025 to share their expertise in information warfare, digital threats, and crisis reporting.
IMS (International Media Support), under the REACH: Media partnerships for accountability and trust, invites Ukrainian public interest media outlets, whose foremost objective is to serve the community, safeguard the public interest and promote Ukraine’s European integration, to apply for media grants.
