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Srpski telegraf, Alo, Informer, Vecernje novosti, Kurir, Blic and Politika received contracts worth at least 108 million dinars (more than 850 000 euros) last year through public procurement, according to...
Following the Serbian December 17 elections, the Regulatory Body for Electronic Media (REM) published a report on media election campaign coverage, which contained no data on the television stations with...
Journalists sometimes find themselves in high-risk environments for their physical safety, because of the nature of the assignment or because they are ill-equipped and poorly trained in safety issues. According...
The European Federation of Journalists (EFJ) today joined 17 other media freedom and journalist organisations in writing to the EU’s top diplomat, Josep Borrell, the High Representative for the European...
Rather than being only channels for communicating and representing the social realities, democratic media are a prerequisite of democracy. In repressive regimes around the world independent journalism has been...
MFRR partner organisations in Europe provide updates to annual EU rule of law monitoring tool: Updates on some of the biggest developments and threats to media freedom and pluralism across...
“Malicious fake news”: those were the words used by Minister Nina Obuljen Korzinek in interviews, to talk about articles published by Telegram.hr and written by Dora Kršul. Discredit,...
The Croatian Parliament began on 18 January 2024 reviewing amendments to the criminal code tabled by the government to criminalise the unauthorised leaking of documents from criminal proceedings. The text...
The Bujanovacke newsroom was visited yesterday by the police following a report filed against the journalist of this media, Ivana Jovanovic, by the director of the “Branko Radicevic” elementary school...
An orchestrated campaign against N1 television journalist Vanja Djuric and Nova S television journalist Zeljko Veljkovic has been going on for days due to comments published on the X social...
Rade Veljanovski, a professor emeritus of the Belgrade University School of Political Sciences, believes that the Serbian state TV (RTS) used public procurements to funnel part of its funding to...
On 9 January, Israel’s Supreme Court rejected an appeal by the Foreign Press Association (FPA) in Jerusalem to allow independent access for journalists and media workers in Gaza, citing “security...