AGP Executive Report
Last update: 42 minutes agoMedia Freedom: Nova.rs editor Bojana Anđelić says the outlet’s new owners are seeking control of its coverage ahead of the October 25 election; journalists are resisting, with a protest planned outside the newsroom. The European Federation of Journalists condemned the takeover, while N1 and Forbes Serbia staff voiced support. Election Concerns: PACE describes a highly polarized campaign, and the EU has urged Serbia to protect the vote’s integrity. The Green-Left Front says valid ID cards rose by 235,000 in four months and is demanding an explanation from the Interior Ministry. Accountability: Belgrade’s Bar Association wants disclosure of whom Aleksandar Vučić pardoned before resigning as president. Prosecutors also say the recorded time Šapić’s firearms were seized does not match the police report’s chronology. The EU, meanwhile, says Serbia must act on the unresolved case against Milan Radoičić, who appeared at an SNS rally despite an international arrest warrant.
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