At the assembly in Kragujevac, a new Administrative and Supervisory Board of the Association of Online Media (AOM) was elected, and "Vremena" journalist Nedim Sejdinović was elected as its president. Stronger support for independent media and digital security was announced
Journalist Predrag Ćurčija was part of a dispute against businessman Vladimir Vrbaški that lasted for eight years. Although the Court of Appeal ruled in his favor, the costs are still not covered
People initially convicted and then acquitted for the murder of journalist Slavko Ćuruvija are suing the foundation founded by the deceased journalist's children for injury to reputation and honor.
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
The United Group places the media from Serbia and the region under another management umbrella. According to "Vremena" sources, it is probably a prelude to editorial changes
More than twenty ambassadors and representatives of the EU Delegation are shocked by the deterioration of the situation of journalists in Serbia, said Veran Matić after a meeting with diplomats, stating that they are aware of threats, attacks and campaigns against the media, as well as a list of 45 public figures marked as targets of future propaganda attacks.
Instead of interlocutors - threats, instead of answers - insults. Journalist Dejana Cvetković says that while reporting from the protest in Surdulica for Vreme, she was exposed to open attacks from the crowd and comments with sexual connotations.
The very fact that the European Union adopted the Directive against SLAPP lawsuits in 2024 confirms that the right to sue can be abused in a way that threatens basic democratic values
Veran Matić is in danger. The first actor responsible for his safety is the state, because he is a citizen of Serbia, says Pavol Salaj, director of the Reporters Without Borders bureau.
Three days after The Washington Post announced the layoff of a third of its editorial staff, Washington Post CEO Will Lewis resigned
The author of the show "Without hesitation" on KTV, Aleksandar Dikić, was arrested by members of the Ministry of Interior's anti-high-tech crime service.
According to data from the Supreme Public Prosecutor's Office, four times more physical attacks on journalists were reported in 2025 than in 2024. Verbal attacks are almost daily. How to protect yourself, when the repressive regime does not think of protecting those who criticize it
The crisis reporting from the student and other protests that began in November last year exposed all the readiness of the regime to respond to the work of journalists with physical force and pressure.
"Although it is indisputable that violating the code of ethics, the law and uttering insults and slanders are in complete contradiction to the profession and public responsibility of journalists, we believe that the ban on performing journalistic work is a dangerous practice, with serious and long-term consequences for freedom of expression and the media," stated NUNS
Media workers, associations and citizens gathered in front of the Serbian Parliament as a sign of protest against the attack on the N1 team. Banners, whistles and reactions to the presence of the Informer marked the gathering, which warns of increasingly frequent attacks on journalists.
After the attack on the N1 team near Ćaciland, journalists' associations are organizing a support rally on Monday, November 24, from 19 p.m.
"It is necessary that the campaigns led by high-ranking state officials against journalists stop without delay. Their current behavior not only gives the 'green light' to institutions to turn a blind eye to endangering the safety of journalists, but also represents an open threat to those within that system who would try to protect them."
"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."
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
"When times are really difficult, that's when people show themselves, loyal first to themselves, then to their family, neighbors and the state. Justice is perhaps the closest competitor to trust today. But I mean pure justice, devoid of personal interests and all surrogates that could serve as substitutes. To quote Adam Mihnjik - we don't need mercy or revenge, we need justice"
Dehumanization and persecution of political opponents, lists of ineligible journalists and media in Hungary - it's no wonder that Viktor Orban is a great friend and ally of Aleksandar Vučić
In addition to fear for their own safety, journalists also fear for the lives of their loved ones, and Palestinians are also exposed to hunger
With an absolute amnesty for crimes against citizens and journalists, Serbia experienced a complete collapse of the rule of law and the end of the legal system. A country where not a single murder of a journalist has been solved or punished, where killers still walk free, today records the worst year in terms of journalist safety
In less than two months, out of 34 attacks on journalists, 14 were committed by violent supporters of the Serbian Progressive Party, and 20 attacks were carried out by law enforcement officers, according to Reporters Without Borders.
"I would like to be able to list three key things that institutions, media associations and journalists could do when it comes to security, because that would mean that they are, as it should be, on the same side. Considering that, unfortunately, our case is not like that, the recommendation to journalist associations is to do everything they do even better, and journalists to beware - such are the times"
In places where "everyone knows everything", local journalists in Serbia face threats, blackmail and financial pressure every day
The beaters of the Serbian Progressive Party attack journalists on the ground, and the police again do not react. The Association of Independent Electronic Media (ANEM) strongly condemns this and calls on the competent authorities to urgently identify and sanction the attackers of media representatives in the center of Belgrade
