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The President of the Board of the Association of Independent Electronic Media (ANEM) and member of the Permanent Working Group for the Safety of Journalists, Veran Matić, appeared on the program "Wake Up" on Nova S television, where he discussed with journalist Nevena Madžarević the attacks on journalists, local media, project co-financing of media content, and the overall media situation.

The Insajder team was not allowed to film the interior of the tent settlement after they completed their reporting from the Assembly, where lawmakers discussed the budget proposal for 2026. As reported by Insajder television reporter Stefan Goranović, the ban on reporting was verbally imposed by a person who identified themselves as security for the tent settlement, under the pretext that "we need to be accredited to follow the public gathering."

In the program "Important Matters", there was no misuse of minors for political purposes, and the nature of that program content and its participation was adapted to the age, maturity, and reason for participation, in accordance with the Law on Electronic Media, concluded the opinion of the Monitoring and Program Analysis Service of the Regulatory Body for Electronic Media (REM) following a report from the President of the RTS Management Board.

On the occasion of the International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women, the Independent Journalists' Association of Serbia (NUNS) expresses deep concern over the pressures, threats, and attacks on female journalists in Serbia, which have been increasing year by year. NUNS calls on the relevant institutions to urgently ensure adequate punishment for the attackers, and on media organizations to improve the position of female journalists and combat discrimination. 

Serbia still has an overall media market valued at 274 million euros, which is insufficiently large for the application of more advanced audience tracking methods and their consumption habits.

A large number of media workers and citizens gathered tonight near the National Assembly of Serbia to express solidarity with the team from N1 television, which was attacked at that location on November 20, as well as with all other female and male journalists who have been targeted in attacks.

Veran Matić from the Association of Independent Electronic Media (ANEM) assessed that, when it comes to the safety of journalists and media in Serbia, the last two years have been "the worst two years in the last 25 years."

In Serbia, a total of 2,182 media outlets were registered in 2024, of which 1,180 were identified as online media. Compared to 2018, the number of television stations increased from 211 to 217, news agencies rose from 23 to 31, while the number of radio stations decreased from 309 to 268, and print media dropped from 863 to just 468, as highlighted during the presentation of the Media Association's study "The Right Measure of Media 2025."