The security and information agency eavesdropped on certain prosecutors of the Prosecutor's Office for Organized Crime (TOK) and monitored their email communications, Radar writes.
Supreme Public Prosecutor Zagorka Dolovac today issued a new general mandatory instruction to all chief prosecutors to send requests to the police in order to prevent the destruction of official and other files in state institutions
Why would the trial of the Novi Sad Twelve be equal to opening the door to a closet full of skeletons in his basement for Vučić? Why is he playing tricks on Đura, who forgave the citizens for beating them? And what will the pardoning of individuals from the regime's ranks show, except great anxiety and unrest among the progressives
Vučić harnessed everything he had before the elections. Bad news for him - despite those huge resources, he knows he can lose, writes "Vreme" in the new issue
"I am not indifferent to the fact that someone can see, hear or take pictures of me, but my first reaction was anger," Milica, a student whose phone was attacked by spyware, told Vreme. "They could have turned on the camera while we were taking a shower, talking about private things. What is happening is not normal... I think it is even incomprehensible to such a class of people that something can work without blackmail, without bribery, but only with pure will, desire and enthusiasm to succeed in our fight"
When the BIA (in the picture) takes an interest in someone, the sources of "Vremena" claim, through their sleepers in the media or political parties, they release some accusation, usually that so-and-so cooperates with the secret services of another country, that he is a traitor, a foreign mercenary, and the like. On this basis, the necessary permission to monitor communications is obtained from the prosecutor, which then constitutes a legal cover for spying of any kind.
For a long time, the service no longer does state work, but party work, and even eavesdrops on students. At the same time, it does not bother her that Serbia is networked with Russian agencies, writes "Vreme" in the new issue
The controversial document called "Strictly Confidential 2", which is included in the indictment against Fatmir Seholi, opened a new controversy in Kosovo due to the alleged links of the BIA with the financing and construction of mosques. However, it remains unknown who compiled the document and whether it is authentic
MP Shaip Kamberi says that Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić promised a citizen who used the derogatory term "Šiptar" employment in the BIA within 48 hours.
The executive director of the Action for Human Rights of Montenegro, Tea Gorjanc Prelevic, announced that she was again detained at Nikola Tesla Airport in Belgrade, by order of the Security and Information Agency.
While Aleksandar Vučić appears before European officials as a factor of "peace and stability", his trip to the summit in Tivat follows the propaganda work of "Informer", a charter flight with 87 loyalists, a warning from the BIA and increased controls of Montenegrin citizens at the borders with Serbia. Does the attempt to move "Ćaciland" across the border show what Serbia's European path looks like?
Are you being tapped? Don't worry - they're listening. Do they collect your personal information? Than what. Follow? Quite possible. Are you threatened? What is it like when you feel it on your own skin, ask Veran Matić
What connects Vucic's flight to Kazakhstan and the sick Dacic? Who and why is secretly filming the arrival of Pecconi at Zdenko Tomanović's law office? And where are the wild services and progressive paramilitary/propaganda troops leading Serbia
Prosecutors received pressure calls from the Security-Information Agency before the repeated voting in the four election seats for members of the High Council of Prosecutors, so they ended up on the already long list of numbers that the BIA was dialing in the past period.
When it comes to media narratives, the news is the positive propaganda about the Russian FSB that appeared when Alexander Vulin was the director of the BIA and the minister of the interior. Then the so-called The working group for the fight against color revolutions, which consists of members of the Russian and Serbian security apparatus. This narrative intensified after the fall of the canopy
After a turbulent year, all roads lead to a final showdown in the elections. How the regime of Aleksandr Vučić is systematically preparing to retain power at any cost
"Politico" writes that it had access to documents that show that Serbian and Russian intelligence officers tested "sound cannons" on dogs
Whoever is in leadership positions in the Security and Information Agency (BIA) until recently or is preparing to take them over - it is good for the government, it is bad for the people. This removed all dilemmas about what it means that instead of "comrade Marko" the chief of operations in BIA became "comrade Nidža"
"Agricultural production is unplanned, and Serbia imports the cheapest food from Albania, Belarus and other countries where banned pesticides are used. At the same time, the state exercises force over farmers, abusing agricultural regulations," says farmer Dušan Tufegdžić.
The phones of four farmers and environmental activists in Serbia were infected with NoviSpy software while they were in the premises of the BIA and the police. What life is like when you know that someone is constantly monitoring you, revealed the eavesdropped citizens
The head of the parliamentary group "Aleksandar Vučić - Serbia must not stop" Milenko Jovanov said that the Movement of Free Citizens (PSG) should be banned as a terrorist organization
For the first time, PSG Member of Parliament Anna Oreg speaks extensively for "Vreme" about how she found out that the BIA was listening in on her, what she experienced with her colleagues who were accused of terrorism, who spent months in detention. Six of them are still in political exile
BIA eavesdropped on the premises of the Free Citizens Movement in Novi Sad, allegedly following a mysterious person "on the clock". This is now the official explanation. However, everything points to a serious criminal act by Orlić's subordinates, for which someone will have to answer
One person was under the surveillance of the Security Information Agency for three and a half months, Insider reports. The BIA allegedly eavesdropped on that person and "accidentally" filmed 12 activists in the premises of the PSG in Novi Sad, so six of them ended up in prison, and a warrant was issued against six of them.
The murder of Filip Ivanović, a member of the Skaljar clan, in Belgrade on the water has opened up a series of questions for which an answer is suspected - instead of chasing criminals, the police and security structures are bodyguards and nannies for persons on Interpol warrants who find refuge in the most elite part of the Serbian capital.
"Vreme" investigates how the mafia liquidation in Belgrade revealed that the police are watching and protecting criminals, instead of arresting them. So they are still killed in front of their eyes
The days of "open doors" for various persons of security interest continue and it is not entirely clear who controls that sector. It is possible to do the same as in foreign policy - arrests are made on all sides, they are released on all sides, depending on the given political moment - so in the same week, Radoičić and Nedić are on the side of the regime, and Russian spies who are trained and bred in Serbia are arrested.
