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On 30 September, the European Federation of Journalists (EFJ), the Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ) and 15 partner organizations wrote to leaders in Germany, Italy, and the Czech Republic to...
The European Federation of Journalists (EFJ) publishes its position paper on Artificial Intelligence (AI) and the future of journalism in Europe, after it was adopted by the EFJ Steering Committee...
Serbia’s two major journalists’ organizations staged a protest in front of the state TV in support of a producer who is facing disciplinary proceedings over a child’s words in support...
The Independent Journalists’ Association of Serbia (IJAS) strongly condemns the conduct of the police toward student-reporter Luka Pešić, who yesterday was filming police officers during a protest and was then...
Media freedom in Serbia is under serious threat in 2025. According to international organizations, more than 30 journalists were physically attacked in just two months—July and August—while 2024 saw a...
Without a new model of financial sustainability, the journalistic profession – a cornerstone of democracy – risks disappearing, warns the president of the European Federation of Journalists ahead of World...
There’s not so much free press in Serbia left anymore. N1 is one of them. And I would say, but it’s not enough, but I would say everybody should defend...
Berlin, September 25, 2025—Serbian journalists have increasingly reported being deliberately targeted by police, especially when covering police violence, as President Aleksandar Vučić’s authoritarian government toughens its stance against anti-government protests...
The state-owned company Elektromreza Srbije (EMS – the national power grid operator) and Millennium Team, a firm with close ties to the government, filed criminal complaints and lawsuits against journalists...
United Group CEO Stan Miller met in London with former CNN journalist Brent Sadler, N1 learned adding that neither man gave a specific reply to questions. N1 recalled that...
Following a three-day mission to Sofia between 24-26 September, a coalition of international journalists and press freedom organisations, including the European Federation of Journalists (EFJ), concluded that progress is needed...
Information and Telecommunications Minister Boris Bratina said that Serbia has absolute media freedom but that the problem is the way some media outlets report the news. Bratina claimed not...