The event will take place in Oslo, Norway from 23–30 August 2025, bringing together 500 participants from 48 nations to compete in 4-a-side matches as part of this annual tournament aimed at promoting ...

From today, fans will see the Eurovision Song Contest is wearing a new look. The Eurovision Song Contest is celebrating seven ...

The European Broadcasting Union (EBU) and World Rowing have renewed their European media rights agreement from 2025 to 2032, ...

The European Media Freedom Act strengthens media independence, safeguards public service media, and imposes new rules on Big ...

Special webinar exclusively for EBU Members on the key findings of this year's Reuters Institute Digital News Report 2025, presented by lead author Nic Newman and senior Research Associate Jim Egan, ...

The European Broadcasting Union (EBU) has announced that Martin Österdahl will be stepping down from his role as Executive Supervisor of the Eurovision Song Contest (ESC) and Junior Eurovision Song ...

Thousands of public and private news media have joined an initiative by the EBU and WAN-IFRA calling on AI developers to help ensure that Artificial Intelligence is safe, reliable and beneficial for ...

There is no going back as Artificial Intelligence (AI) transforms how the media work. This year’s EBU News Report shows the way ahead with a wealth of insights and practical steps on AI and journalism ...

We welcome RTVE confirming their commitment to the Eurovision Song Contest and appreciate there are concerns and deeply held views around the current conflict in the Middle East. All Members of the ...

U.S. Funding cuts to RFE/RLThe European Broadcasting Union is the world’s foremost alliance of public service media, representing over a hundred organizations worldwide. We strive to secure a ...

We talk to Peter Archer, Programme Director Generative AI at the BBC, as one of a series of interviews with contributors to the EBU News Report 2025: Leading Newsrooms in the Age of Generative AI. The ...

A new report by the EBU Investigative Journalism Network reveals the extent of Russian hybrid attacks in Europe – including the use of “disposable agents” recruited on social media to target various ...