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As 2026 begins, I’d like to wish you the very best for the year ahead on behalf of the entire Reporters Without Borders (RSF) team.

The past year has shown us just how fragile press freedom is and how violently it’s being attacked around the world. In 2025, more than fifty percent of the global population were living in a country where press freedom is seriously threatened, according to our World Press Freedom Index.

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As the new year rolls in, RSF is more committed than ever to defending your right to honest, independent journalism.

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