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Press freedom in Serbia has reached a critical juncture. Independent media outlets in the country, and the journalists that work

On 2 July, the Dáil passed the Defamation (Amendment) Bill by 83 votes to 61. The European Federation of Journalists

“This is a totalitarian regime in the making. May our grandchildren forgive us…”. It was in these dramatic terms that

After being warned that “a set-up is being prepared” for her, Jugpress editor-in-chief Ljiljana Stojanović openly talks about the pressures,

Since X’s AI tool Grok started using foul language about Turkey’s President and founding father, among others, a court has

More than one-fifth of local media journalists in Serbia earn less than 50,000 dinars (1 euro – 117 dinars) per

The presence of cameras during protests becomes a key factor in documenting police actions, but also a source of tension

The European and International Federations of Journalists (EFJ-IFJ) strongly condemn the arrests of cartoonists and media workers of the satirical

Following recent legal developments against journalists reporting on information deemed of public interest but classified under bank secrecy, the European

Although there is no official explanation, part-time employees of RTS who were left without engagement believe that the reason for

Opposition parties and media unions condemn new strategy adopted by parliament, claiming the government wants to use it to exert

OSCE Media Freedom Representative Jan Braathu said on Friday that he had an important meeting at the N1 Serbia newsdesk.