Nataša Gvozdenović

Culture

05.June 2026 KS

Nataša Gvozdenović "Niko Garone" award

The recognition of the PATOS Theater for the year 2025 was awarded to Nataša Gvozdenović, a journalist, theater critic and theater expert from Novi Sad, for her many years of dedicated monitoring of the theater and cultural life of Serbia and the region

Interview: Drago Pilsel, journalist and publicist

03.June 2026 Bratislav Nikolic

I grew up with Pavelić's picture above my bed

My grandmother and my grandfather saved Pavelic after the war, they hid him from the Russians in a small Austrian town and then he got revenge on them in Argentina, when they came in 1949. So my father grew up watching and listening to that man, because he often came to my grandfather's house

Barbara Matejčić

Interview: Barbara Matejčić, winner of the award for investigative journalism "Dejan Anastasijević"

20.May 2026. Maja Vasic-Nikolic

I articulate the feeling of injustice through journalism

In my work, the biggest drivers are the injustice produced by the system, and by individuals, or it happens to you at birth, as well as curiosity, that is, the need to understand the world around me. And in the background is the belief, probably derived from the experience of living in these areas, that the system is never our friend

About the book

The collapse of media professionalism

Suspicious privatizations, especially those when the "grocers overthrew News and Politics", attacks on journalists, threats, dismissals of undesirables, dismissals, the behavior of the line minister - in the book of Manjo Vukotić The murder of Serbian journalism

Screenshot of the news portal 24sedam

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22.April 2026. Zoran Stanojević

If they lied to me...

No one in a series of media or influencers who convey false information will admit that they were lying, but will say that they just passed on what they heard.

Protest, N1, journalists

Mediji

14.April 2026. KS

A new gathering of support for the N1 newsroom

After the dismissal of the old director of the N1 television and the appointment of a new director, the journalists' associations are calling for a new gathering of support for the employees of that newsroom

Interview: Vladimir Stakić, journalist

11.march 2026 Bratislav Nikolic

Repainting is not the same as smearing

Without a doubt, the most difficult for me was the interview with Johnny Štulić. There is his probably thousands of times quoted statement that for the past 40 years we have listened to the howling of wolves, and that for the next 40 we will listen to the bleating of sheep. It was difficult not because he was an unpleasant or problematic interlocutor, on the contrary, but because he personally tried to explain all his positions as precisely as possible. So he was able to complicate the answers, and I tried to understand as well as possible what he wanted to say

Milica Čubrilo Filipović

Journalism and politics

27.February 2026. KS

Milica Čubrilo Filipović for "Vreme": Why I was fired from "Figaro"

Milica Čubrilo Filipović, the recent correspondent of "Figaroa", talks to "Vreme" about her termination of work for the French newspaper due to critical reporting on the situation in Serbia. The owner of "Figaro" produces the Rafale that Serbia buys from France based on the agreement between Vučić and Macron

Washington Post

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12.February 2026. Zoran Stanojević

What's left of the "Washington Post"

Mass layoffs at The Washington Post are not just another shock in the media industry, but a signal of a profound change in the rules of the game: digital transformation is no longer enough, audiences are moving faster than newsrooms can keep up with them, and artificial intelligence threatens to cut the last stable link between journalism and revenue.

Tom Kummer

Mediji

29.December 2025 Nemanja Rujevic

The Man Who Didn't Interview Brad Pitt

A quarter of a century ago, German journalism was hit by an unprecedented scandal. It has been revealed that Los Angeles-based journalist Tom Kumer has been sending fake interviews with Hollywood stars for years. They were made up, but they were really good. How the hell was that possible?

Interview: Veljko Milić

19.November 2025 Filip Mirilović

Bullies consider female journalists easier targets

"The situation of male and female journalists has significantly worsened... It is indicative that they are exposed mainly to attacks and excessive use of force by the police. Unfortunately, the police still do not understand that their role at public gatherings is not to prevent journalists from reporting, but on the contrary - to provide safe conditions so that journalists can work."

Dossier on the occasion of the 35th birthday of the weekly "Vreme": Journalism in the twilight of the Gutenberg era (6)

22.October 2025 Milan Milošević

Journalism and Journalism: A written press and a big uproar

The archivist of the modern Borges World Library Alef (a fictitious personalization of artificial intelligence, ChatGPT) about eight hours a day in front of screens, the attention of newspaper readers and the scattered attention of digital readers, about influencers as court fools of the digital age, about "flat earth news", about journalism and speed as the enemy of depth, about the revolution of the press in the world and in Serbia, about the support that certain countries provide in order to preserve the press and how important world newspapers strive to maintain printed editions as a pillar of their reputation - and the weekly "Vreme" as a paradigm of drama between the Gutenberg era and the digital age

Dossier on the occasion of the 35th birthday of the weekly "Vreme": Journalism in the twilight of the Gutenberg era (1)

17.September 2025 Milan Milošević

Journalism and journalism: written press and big uproar

The archivist of the modern Borges World Library Alef (a fictitious personalization of artificial intelligence, ChatGPT) about eight hours a day in front of screens, the attention of newspaper readers and the scattered attention of digital readers, about influencers as court fools of the digital age, about "flat earth news", about journalism and speed, as the enemy of depth, about the revolution of the press in the world and in Serbia, about the support that certain countries provide to preserve the press and how important world newspapers strive to maintain printed editions as a pillar of their reputation - and for the weekly "Vreme" as a paradigm of drama between the Gutenberg era and the digital age