RSF: Donald Trump among 'press predators'

The Republic of Sudan for Press Freedom (RSF) recently classified Donald Trump as one of the 'press predators', accusing the U.S. president of systematically attacking the media during his term. This designation comes after years of tensions between the political power and the press, particularly during the 2016 elections and revelations about interference practices. RSF highlights that the president's statements, often defamatory or threatening, have endangered the independence of journalists. ⏱️ 1 min of reading The facts and recent developments This accusation comes within a global context where freedom of information is increasingly under threat. RSF reminds that Tunisian media, like media everywhere, face political and economic pressures. In Tunisia, the challenge remains to preserve independent journalism against private interests and power networks. The organization defends the idea that free journalism is essential for a healthy democracy. Reactions from media professionals are divided: some praise RSF's boldness, while others fear an escalation of tensions. For Flash Radio, this designation reminds the importance of defending transparency and responsibility values, even internationally. The fight for freedom of information remains a major issue for Tunisians and citizens worldwide. Flash Radio keeps you informed in real time. ⚡ Key points ▸ For Flash Radio, this designation reminds the importance of defending transparency and responsibility values, even internationally. ▸ Reactions from media professionals are divided: some praise RSF's boldness, while others fear an escalation of tensions. ▸ RSF reminds that Tunisian media, like media everywhere, face political and economic pressures. Follow international news live on Flash Radio International news is heard on Flash Radio