PERSPECTA

News from every angle

← Back to headlines

Serbia Denies Allegations That State Used Spyware Against Protesters

The Financial Times has reported that Serbian security services allegedly deployed spyware to monitor students and opposition activists during recent protests. Prime Minister Ana Brnabić has categorically denied the accusations, calling them baseless.

2 Sept, 20:39 — 2 Sept, 20:39
PostShare

Sources

Showing 1 of 2 sources
n1-serbia9h ago

Brnabic denies regime spied on students

Serbian Parliament Speaker Ana Brnabic denied allegations that the regime spied on students involved in the protests.

Read full article →

Coverage Timeline

First report: n1-serbia · 2 Sept, 20:39Full coverage: 2 · 7mWindow: 7m
Left-leaningCenterRight-leaning
n1-serbia2 Sept, 20:39First to report

Brnabic denies regime spied on students

danas2 Sept, 20:46Latest update

FT: Studenti i opozicioni aktivisti u Srbiji na meti špijunskog softvera

Related Stories

Russia to Close Goethe-Institut Branches in Retaliation for German Closures

19m ago

South Korea to Relocate Hundreds of Government Agencies From Seoul

26m ago

Russian Strike on Odesa Leaves At Least 17 Injured Amid Weeklong Assaults

31m ago

Spanish PM Faces Protests and Parliamentary Scrutiny Over Ceuta Migration Crisis

33m ago