Sale of Serbian Media Outlets Sparks Concern Ahead of Elections

The sale of Serbian media outlets previously critical of President Vučić has sparked concern among journalists' associations ahead of upcoming elections. This management change has raised suspicions about media independence.

18 Aug, 16:29 — 18 Aug, 16:29

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Serbian Media Outlets’ Management Change Sparks Suspicion Ahead of Elections

A new director has taken charge of some of the few independently-oriented media outlets in Serbia, including N1 TV, raising fears in a politically-charged environment that critical voices might be sidelined ahead of upcoming elections.

By Katarina Baletic

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