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Turkish police burst into the premises of the opposition channel Halk TV on Wednesday, interrupting the live broadcast. Prosecutors placed the channel under public administration, citing accusations of corruption and money laundering.

Sergei Sokolov, editor-in-chief of the independent Russian media Novaya Gazeta, was arrested at his home and then taken to the Investigative Committee, according to an announcement from the newspaper.

After three months of silence, the parents of Christophe Gleizes are relaunching the campaign for the release of the sports journalist, imprisoned in Algeria since June 2025 and sentenced to seven years in prison.

Seven months before the 2027 presidential election, the 20 Heures de France 2 news presented by Laurent Delahousse attracted 4.16 million viewers thanks to the presence of Raphaël Glucksmann, candidate for Place publique.

A coalition of 101 French media outlets filed a complaint against Meta before the Paris Economic Activities Court. They are demanding 1.4 billion euros for advertising targeting practices based on illicit collection of personal data.

One year after its launch, the T18 channel, belonging to Daniel Kretinsky, reached 1.1% audience share in May 2026, positioning itself at the bottom of the TNT rankings but ahead of Novo19 from Ouest-France, while Philippe Corbé, director of information at France Télévisions, calls for public broadcasting to be made a space accessible to all French people.