Where We Work

Despite significant pressure from the Taliban, Radio Azadi is one of the most popular and trusted media outlets in Afghanistan.

Radio Azatutyun pairs exemplary journalism with digital innovation to be a leading source of credible, independent news in Armenia.

Despite near-total government control over the media, Radio Azadliq has built a reputation as a leading source of independent news in Azerbaijan.

Radio Slobodna Evropa provides independent news in challenging media landscapes across Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro, and Serbia.

Radio Svaboda overcomes significant censorship and pervasive disinformation to provide audiences in Belarus with accurate and independent reporting.

Svobodna Evropa provides independent reporting in Bulgaria against the backdrop of a media landscape weakened by monopolistic ownership and corruption.

A 24/7 Russian-language TV and digital network, Current Time provides an alternative to Kremlin-controlled news and information.

Radio Tavisupleba provides independent journalism in an increasingly polarized media landscape in Georgia.

Szabad Európa provides objective reporting in Hungary, where independent journalism is increasingly under threat.

In Kazakhstan’s challenging media environment, Radio Azattyq offers informed and accurate reporting that exposes corruption and counters Chinese and Russia disinformation.