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Reuters Institute: The media market in Serbia is saturated and under strong political control.
The media market in Serbia is saturated, poorly regulated, and under strong political control, according to the annual report by the Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism (Reuters Institute Digital News Report 2025), which includes Serbia for the first time.
Milan Jovanović is still awaiting compensation for the arson of his house, while the obstructions and humiliations in the courtroom continue.
Although the verdict for the arson of Milan Jovanović's house was delivered more than a year ago, he believes he will not achieve full justice: one lawsuit for damages is fraught with obstructions and the humiliation of the journalist and his wife, while the other is stagnant. Those convicted of the arson are transferring their assets to relatives, which means there will soon be no source from which to collect damages.
Prohibition for the Center for Social Stability to use statements in films and videos that offend the dignity of independent journalists.
The Basic Court in Novi Sad has issued a ruling that approves a temporary measure, thereby prohibiting the Center for Social Stability from using statements in films and videos that insult the dignity of the media personalities engaged within United Media.
The Assembly adopted a set of media laws despite objections from media associations.
The members of the National Assembly of Serbia have adopted a set of media laws, which includes the Law on Electronic Media, the Law on Public Media Services, and the Law on Public Information and Media.
Saša Mirković: No one has taken responsibility for the first process of selecting members of the REM that failed.
The representative of the Association of Independent Electronic Media (ANEM), Saša Mirković, stated that "no one has taken responsibility" for the first process of electing members of the Regulatory Body for Electronic Media (REM), which "failed."
Attacks on journalists in Serbia are no longer news.
The number of verbal and physical attacks on journalists in Serbia is three times higher in the first five months of this year compared to last year.
Some are withdrawing from the elections for the REM Council, while others are joining the Association of (pro-regime) Journalists of Serbia.
In the last two days, with regard to the media, two news items have marked the landscape, closely connected by the consequences they may produce on the media environment in Serbia. One is the withdrawal of candidacies from 16 candidates by 78 authorized proposers from the further procedure of elections for the REM Council, and the other is the initiative to establish the Association of Journalists of Serbia.
The prosecution has opened a case regarding the threats against Brankica Stanković.
The prosecutor of the Third Basic Public Prosecutor's Office in Belgrade, Ljiljana Dobrić Kovčić, stated this evening that the prosecutor's office has opened a case regarding the threats made by Partizan fans against the editor-in-chief and responsible editor of Insajder, Brankica Stanković.
Gorica Popović on withdrawing her candidacy for the REM Council: Students have been haunting RTS for days in vain.
"I have withdrawn my candidacy for a member of the REM Council due to numerous irregularities in the election process, due to violations of laws and legal regulations," says actress Gorica Popović for Danas.
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ANEM alarm: Terrifying threats against N1, Nova, Danas, and Insider on network X, reported to the prosecutor's office.
Nikola Lazić (Bujanovačke): There is no compromise when it comes to journalism.
What do the media violate by publishing intimate recordings, and to whom and how can one file a complaint?
IPI: Attacks on journalists in Serbia reach an unprecedented level amid ongoing anti-government protests.
To Brother (OSCE): The trend of escalating threats and violence against journalists continues unabated in Serbia.
