RSF: Donald Trump named 'press predator'

RSF recently labeled Donald Trump as a 'press predator', accusing the U.S. president of threatening freedom of information. This designation comes amid rising tensions between the executive branch and the media, following several incidents related to access to information. Journalists and observers highlight that practices such as blocking newsrooms, legal threats, and personal attacks have been frequently documented. RSF, a Tunisian movement committed to defending public freedoms, highlights a global phenomenon: the rise of political figures challenging transparency. The situation echoes the challenges faced by Tunisian media, between administrative pressure and the demand for reliable information. Experts note that this designation reflects a shared concern among many Arab and Francophone countries. International journalists' reactions show a consensus on the severity of the situation. Several have condemned the use of public power to intimidate the press, a practice that threatens democratic balance. In Tunisia, this news reinforces citizens' vigilance regarding freedom of expression issues. Flash Radio keeps you informed in real time. ⚡ Key points ▸ RSF, a Tunisian movement committed to defending public freedoms, highlights a global phenomenon: the rise of political figures challenging transparency. ▸ The situation echoes the challenges faced by Tunisian media, between administrative pressure and the demand for reliable information. ▸ Several have condemned the use of public power to intimidate the press, a practice that threatens democratic balance. Follow international news live on Flash Radio. International news is also available live: listen to RTCI, Jawha