Coverage
The 7 Most Endangered Programme attracted wide media coverage across Europe in 2023. At least 231 news articles were released in 19 countries – namely Belgium, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Cyprus, Czechia, France, Georgia, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Italy, Kosovo*, Montenegro, The Netherlands, Portugal, Romania, Serbia, Spain and the United Kingdom – between January and December 2023 (overview of media articles).
Among the main national media outlets to report on the 7 Most Endangered Programme were:
UK/International newspaper The Guardian
Protecting Bosnia and Herzegovina’s anti-fascist legacy: Mostar’s Partisan Memorial Cemetery https://t.co/GpjeFPDJo8
— The Guardian (@guardian) June 2, 2023
National media outlets*
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- Belgium’s national broadcasters RTL, RTBF and VRT, national radio station Radio 1, and national daily newspapers La Libre Belgique, Le Soir, De Standaard and Het Nieuwsblad
- Bosnia and Herzegovina’s national broadcaster N1, and national daily newspapers Dnevni Avaz and Oslobođenje
- Croatia’s national news magazine Nacional
- Czechia’s largest classical music magazine Opera Plus
- France’s national daily newspaper L’Opinion
«Les 7 sites patrimoniaux les plus menacés en Europe pour 2023» – par Mariya Gabriel et Sneška Quaedvlieg-Mihailovic https://t.co/qoyY7DFOhb
— l’Opinion (@lopinion_fr) April 14, 2023
- Greece’s national TV station ERT and national daily newspaper Naftemporiki
- Hungary’s national daily newspapers Magyar Hírlap and Magyar Nemzet, and national edition of the international specialised magazine National Geographic
- Kosovo*’s national news magazine Kosovo 2.0
- Montenegro’s national daily newspaper VijeVsti
- Portugal’s national daily newspapers Publico and Observador
- Spain’s national radio station RNE
Empecemos el día con… Europa
Un islote, una estación o un cementerio. @europanostra y @EIB señalan el patrimonio cultural europeo en peligro.
???? Una propuesta de @InigoPicabea pic.twitter.com/Z3XVD8YKNL
— Las Mañanas de RNE (@LasMananas_rne) April 14, 2023
- Serbia’s national TV stations BBC Serbia, Euronews Serbia and N1, national radio station Radio Slobodna Evropa, national daily newspaper Danas and news magazine CorD Magazine
Hungary had the highest levels of media coverage (66 news pieces). Belgium was second in the ranking (48 media articles). Serbia occupied the third position (27 news items), followed by Bosnia and Herzegovina (22 media articles) and Greece (21 news pieces).
The news related to the 7 Most Endangered Programme were reported primarily by online newspapers and magazines (203 news pieces). Website articles were followed by printed articles (16 news pieces) and broadcast articles (12 news pieces).
* To access and read the media articles, please click on the links of the media outlets
