Freedom of the media

Igor Božić: The government wants to shut down N1 and Nova S

The new media laws should enable the Serbian authorities to expel United Group and its media from the country, says N1 program director Igor Božić.

Comment

Eleven and a half years of power in one parliamentary session

Everything that the Serbian Progressive Party represents came to the fore on the first day of probably the last session of this parliamentary convocation. In order for the extraordinary parliamentary elections to be held on December 17, Vučić must dissolve the Assembly by November 2, so let the citizens decide who they will vote for.

Media and the law

Go change: RTS, Pink and tabloids violated the Law on Public Information

"It is normal that the media reported Ana Brnabić's letter. It is not the media's fault that a person with such a vocabulary is our prime minister. We believe that people from the government are ashamed of the letter that Ana Brnabić signed, but you cannot now forbid the media to respect the law and to convey the response of the party that was attacked," said Marina Pavlić, executive director of the Kreni-promeni movement.