Algeria: 12 years classified Not Free by Freedom House
Algeria scores 45.7/100 on the 2023 RSF World Press Freedom Index, ranking #136 globally. Freedom House rates it Not Free (32/100). Context: pop 43.1 million, GDP $169.99B.
Algeria scores 45.7/100 on the 2023 RSF World Press Freedom Index, ranking #136 globally. Freedom House rates it Not Free (32/100). Context: pop 43.1 million, GDP $169.99B.
Andorra scores 75.1/100 on the 2023 RSF World Press Freedom Index, ranking #37 globally. Freedom House rates it Free (93/100). Context: pop 77K, GDP $3.15B.
Angola scores 48.3/100 on the 2023 RSF World Press Freedom Index, ranking #125 globally. Freedom House rates it Not Free (28/100). Context: pop 31.8 million, GDP $94.64B.
Antigua And Barbuda is not rated by the RSF index; Freedom House classifies it as Free with a total score of 85/100. Context: pop 97K, GDP $1.73B.
Argentina scores 73.4/100 on the 2023 RSF World Press Freedom Index, ranking #40 globally. Freedom House rates it Free (85/100). Context: pop 44.9 million, GDP $449.66B.
Armenia scores 70.6/100 on the 2023 RSF World Press Freedom Index, ranking #48 globally. Freedom House rates it Partly Free (54/100). Context: pop 3.0 million, GDP $13.67B.
Australia scores 78.2/100 on the 2023 RSF World Press Freedom Index, ranking #27 globally. Freedom House rates it Free (95/100). Context: pop 25.8 million, GDP $1.39T.
Across the Mediterranean basin, France leads the 2023 RSF Press Freedom Index with a score of 78.72, ahead of 4 peer states profiled here.
At the bottom of the Mediterranean press freedom table, Syria records the lowest 2023 RSF score (27.22), followed by four other basin states with similarly constrained media environments.