Two investigations done by Re:Baltica about inequality in Latvian schools and the dark practices in the payday loan industry – are among the finalists of the Latvian Journalists Association’s (LJA) annual prize of excellence in 2015, the organizers announced on…
For a second year the bachelor degree students from Stockholm School of Economics in Riga (SSE Riga) are learning the media literacy with a teachers from Baltic Centre For Investigative Journalism Re:Baltica.
For the first time ever journalists representing all 28 European Union (EU) states have teamed up to file complaints with the European Court of Justice against the European Parliament (EP). The institution refused to grant the journalists’ requests for access…
A recent announcement by the US Embassy in Lithuania for a $500,000 grant entitled “Investigative Journalism Training to Counter Russian Messaging in the Baltics” works against a basic principle of journalism: that media is independent of politics.
The Centre for Media Studies at SSE Riga invites you to attend the fourth Summer School on Investigative Reporting, run by professionals with globally recognised reputations.
Re:Baltica successfully defended a defamation suit brought by Maxim Stepanov and his company Midland Consult (Cyprus) Limited. Re:Baltica was successful in the first instance and on appeal. Now the complainants have failed to launch a further appeal within the time…