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Does anyone still listen to Vučić?
Although he lost a good part of the media space after the election victory of the Student List, Vučić still tries to maintain his presence in the public, relying on "friendly" television and social networks

Although he lost a good part of the media space after the election victory of the Student List, Vučić still tries to maintain his presence in the public, relying on "friendly" television and social networks

Why do we suddenly have no place to find out what Vučić thinks and who the "blockaders-Ustasha" are planning to kill? Why these pathetic attempts to fly over?

The Movement of Free Citizens says that the regime's media continues to hunt down its members and their families, this time targeting people involved in election control.

Witty short videos promoting the Student List flooded social networks, and the student campaign has now arrived on RTS as well. Tabloids have their own interpretation of the video
Pro-regime tabloids spread a video showing that Z.S., whom they label as the "leader of the blockaders" in Kula, attacked the SNS stand with an ax in hand. As "Vreme" unofficially learns, it is about a former policeman, a sympathizer of the Student Movement, who "broke" because the wall of the building where he lives was written that he was "Ustasha".

The tabloids put all kinds of "burden" on Ilija Srdanović, the holder of the Students list, even that he comes to Belgrade on the "Vučić train". "If the train is Vučić's, I would also say that the canopy is Vučić's," says Dejan Bursać from the Institute for Philosophy and Social Theory

Ilija Srdanović, the holder of the Student List, says that instead of responding to tabloid attacks, he will concentrate on the problems of citizens and their solution.

Pink, Prva, B92 and Informer TV put out a "special show" about the sound cannon. What is asserted in it and what is kept silent

It is unclear why pro-regime media criticize Ivica Dacic so much because he did not announce that he was switching to the opposition, but that the SPS, as before, will not participate in the elections on the list led by the SNS. Only the naive can believe that he switched sides

A total of eight million dinars went from the budgets of the cities of Nis, Vranje and Bor to finance the "Informer" tabloid, says Jelena Milošević, MP from the Freedom and Justice Party.

Speculations about the Student List turned into a campaign targeting people whose names are associated with it. Actress Bojana Maljević warns that candidates remain without protection against tabloid accusations

The Bar Association of Serbia (AKS) has called on all lawyers not to participate in the Informer television program until further notice due to the targeting of lawyer Jane Aćimović Planojević.

If the campaign against political competition in the regime's media is like this before the elections are called, what a hot rabbit the representatives of the "blockade list" will be going through one day, when Vučić deigns to announce when and for what he will vote.

While the President of Serbia announces political changes and the calling of elections, the regime's tabloids intensify their defamation, slander and insults against critics of the regime. Aleksandar Vučić said that he will not use the legal opportunity to become prime minister without an election, but that he wants the support of the citizens and that he will start the campaign in his honor

The President of Serbia, Aleksandar Vučić, at the invitation of his French counterpart, Emmanuel Macron, attended the military parade on the occasion of Bastille Day in Paris today. Regime tabloids interpreted this event in their own way

How is it possible that "Informer" knew in detail what Zdravko Ponoš said to the police as soon as the hearing was over? How did they know exactly when the police would break into the Rectorate building in March of this year? Why are criminal acts of leaking information from investigative procedures not prosecuted ex officio

The Code of Journalists of Serbia has recently prohibited reporting on funerals, unless they are public figures. But few hope that this will stop the tabloids, which have developed the bizarre genre of cemetery reporting

From the celebration on TV Informer in which lawyer Vladimir Đukanović, according to many, publicly mentioned it for the first time already on March 15, 2025, through the complete denial of its existence to accusations that students planned and organized a "simulation" of its use - this is how the regime media's "reporting" of the "sound cannon" developed.

During 2025, pro-regime media in Serbia received more than one million euros from state and local budgets. And who are their biggest financiers

Citizens with torches and flags welcomed President Aleksandar Vučić upon his return from a state visit to China

RTS gives huge money to regime tabloids like "Informer", "Srpski Telegraf" and "Kurir", announced Cenzolovka. The public service sent a denial based on the principle that it is not the neck but the neck

According to Aleksandar Vučić and his spokespersons, on Saturday the blockaders brutally attacked the police and destroyed the streets of Belgrade, because their policy is violence and nothing else.

The tabloids write that "the blockaders brutally attacked SNS activists", while the president of the Serbian Progressive Party, Miloš Vučević, says that "their policy is block, beat". What really happened?

At the competition for co-financing of media projects, 10,65 million dinars were distributed, while local critical media were left without support, the funds ended up with tabloids and media outside the city.

N1 television journalist Žaklina Tatalović found herself in the center of attention after regime media accused her of lying when she said that academician Nikola Hajdin was her grandfather. After several days of silence, N1 announced that their journalist was the target of an organized discrediting campaign

While we wait for the REM to wake up, the media knowingly, without any fear of sanctions, violates the laws and the Code of Journalists. This includes pushing the narrative that "blockaders" are to blame for everything bad in society, uncritically conveying messages that "they killed the girl in the end", as well as that the police have the right to "beat and kill" students.

Regime tabloids live and work in a parallel reality. Local elections are reported as if citizens are terrorizing the government