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Aleksandar Timofejev is the new editor-in-chief of TV Prva
After the measures imposed by the Regulatory Body for Electronic Media on Prva TV, Aleksandar Timofejev took over as editor-in-chief

Almost 3.500 teachers, associates and researchers of universities in Serbia have so far signed a letter of support for students
Student protests and demands, in a public letter, by Tuesday (January 7) evening, were supported by almost 3.500 university students teacher.
On the internet address, where professors can sign the public letter, the current number of signatories is 3.497.
"Dear citizens of Serbia, we, the teachers, associates and researchers of universities throughout Serbia, firmly stand by our students in the common fight for a better society," said the professors.
"We strongly condemn any attempt by the authorities to intimidate colleagues by publicly sharing their private data, spreading falsehoods about them, as well as by sending police officers and agents of the Security and Information Agency to their addresses and the addresses of their parents," the statement said, with an appeal to competent authorities to conscientiously and responsibly perform their work.
Among the signatories are professors and associates from the University of Belgrade, the University of Novi Sad, the University of Nis, the University of Kragujevac, the University of Arts in Belgrade, the University of Pristina with temporary headquarters in Kosovska Mitrovica, as well as other universities.
All signatories to the letter of support can be found here.

After the measures imposed by the Regulatory Body for Electronic Media on Prva TV, Aleksandar Timofejev took over as editor-in-chief
Dozens of journalists, students, activists and opposition members in Serbia found out that they were "under the radar". Psychologists and research from around the world warn that the psychological consequences of persecution do not disappear when surveillance is revealed

"Eko straža" filed a criminal complaint for corruption against Jelena Karleuša and Manja Grcic. The singer asked the former director of RTS to urge the employment of journalist Vukašin Katić

Based on international criteria for determining internet accessibility, the price for the socially disadvantaged in Serbia should not be higher than 2.528 dinars

Former Minister of Economy Rade Basta was arrested on suspicion of approving unfounded donations to sports clubs at the expense of "Belgrade Power Plants"
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