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On 7 May, the trial of Joakim Medin, a Swedish journalist and member of the Swedish Union of Journalists, was postponed until 1 October. He is charged with “membership of...
During 2025, women journalists in Serbia were exposed to a serious increase in attacks, threats, online harassment, misogynistic and sexist insults, as well as physical violence, including assaults and police...
The European Federation of Journalists (EFJ) joined its affiliates in Germany (dju in ver.di), Poland (Society of Journalists) and Switzerland (syndicom) in calling on the German Springer Group and the...
The Serbian Association of Journalists awarded this year’s awards for investigative journalism. Who are the winners? Independent Association of Journalists of Serbia (NUNS) presented awards for Investigative journalism “Dejan...
Adria News Network (ANN) continues to operate as usual, maintaining its existing editorial structures, standards, and governance framework, the company, of which N1 is a part, said. In a statement...
The purchase of the media operating within the United Group was agreed upon. Who is the man behind the purchase The Luxembourg fund “European Future Media Investments”, backed by...
As “Vreme” first announced, the Portuguese fund holding Euronews is close to buying N1, Nova S, Danas and Radar. Now there is also a draft contract. As we learn, Dragan...
The Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) yesterday ordered Meta to compensate Italian publishers for the use of their content. The European Federation of Journalists (EFJ) welcomes an...
A “mini Caciland,” as locals have dubbed it, has been set up in the city of Zrenjanin. An N1 reporter on Wednesday attempted to speak with activists from the ruling...
The European Federation of Journalists (EFJ) welcomes the Council of the European Union’s position on the new AgoraEU programme, adopted on 12 May by EU Culture Ministers, as an important...
In April 2026, the Independent Journalists’ Association of Serbia (NUNS) recorded a total of 18 incidents involving journalists and media workers. Two physical attacks and six cases involving death threats...
On April 11, 1999, Slavko Ćuruvija, the owner of Serbia’s first private daily newspaper, Dnevni Telegraf, was assassinated outside his home in the capital, Belgrade. After a decades-long pursuit of...