Media Pluralism in Serbia 2025: High Risk, Low Guarantees
The new report on media pluralism in Serbia, published in June 2025, indicates a concerning state of media freedom and independence. According to the findings of the Media Pluralism Monitor (MPM), conducted by the European University Institute, Serbia records a high risk in three out of four key areas: market pluralism (71%), political independence (73%), and social inclusiveness (70%). Only the area of basic protections fares slightly better, but still falls within the medium-high risk category (60%).
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