Anadolu Ajansı

Türkiye

Istanbul's cityscape / Şebnem Coşkun / AA

Federal News Agency

Bosnia and Herzegovina

Almir Razic / FENA

Austrian Press Agency

Austria

Stephansdom cathedral (Vienna) / Georg Hochmuth / APA

Polish Press Agency

Poland

Sigismund's Column (Warsaw) / Leszek Szymański / PAP

Finnish News Agency

Finland

Swimming (Gulf of Finland) / Martti Kainulainen/Lehtikuva / STT

Slovene Press Agency

Slovenia

Ljubljana / Anže Malovrh / STA

Agence France Presse

France

AFP headquarters in Paris / Francois Guillot / AFP

The European Alliance of News Agencies (EANA)

EANA was founded on August 21, 1956 in connection with a conference on new media technology held in Strasbourg. EANA´s founding fathers were West European news agencies, Anadolu Agency (Turkey) and Tanjug (Yugoslavia). In 1970, agencies behind the so called “iron curtain” were invited to join. EANA´s predecessor Agences Alliées was founded in 1924 and was active until the World War II when the activities were discontinued. EANA serves as a forum for cooperation and exchange of information and experiences among European news agencies. EANA´s operations are financed by membership fees.

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The European Alliance of News Agencies (EANA)

EANA was founded on August 21, 1956 in connection with a conference on new media technology held in Strasbourg. EANA's founding fathers were West European news agencies, Anadolu Agency (Turkey) and Tanjug (Yugoslavia). In 1970, agencies behind the so called “iron curtain” were invited to join. EANA´s predecessor Agences Alliées was founded in 1924 and was active until the World War II when the activities were discontinued. EANA serves as a forum for cooperation and exchange of information and experiences among European news agencies. EANA´s operations are financed by membership fees.

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Member agencies

The European Alliance of News Agencies has 33 members across Europe, from Helsinki to Nicosia and from Lisbon to Baku. Find out more from the list below.

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