Security Information Agency
Serbia's civilian intelligence service. According to Amnesty International and BIRN, its officers installed NoviSpy spyware on the phones of activists and journalists during informational interviews, which the BIA denies, and BIA officers have been charged with protecting the “Jovanjica” plantation. A recording of a meeting of Novi Sad activists, made under the agency's special measures, was broadcast on television a day before it reached the prosecutor's office, and the agency sued a lawyer who had publicly criticised it and filed a criminal complaint against him.
Affairs
- Wind Farm Affair
- The Banjska attack and Radoičić's lack of an indictment in Serbia: According to Kosovo officials, Radoičić meets its members in Serbia; it did not answer RFE's question
- The Belivuk group and its ties to the state
- Lawyer Čedomir Stojković arrested over his posts: Sued him over his statements about the BIA and filed a criminal complaint because he posted on X a letter that it had itself attached to the lawsuit
- Dijana Hrka targeted by Informer and Vučićević: Together with the Interior Ministry, blamed an “organised group” for the attack on the first evening of the strike, while Hrka and the veterans blamed people from the park
- Novi Sad activists charged with overthrowing the constitutional order: According to the indictment, the recording comes from its report on special measures and reached the prosecution a day after TV stations aired it
- Irregularities in the 2026 elections
- Marijuana plantation on the “Jovanjica” estate: Has not sent the court the requested classified documents for nine months; according to Milenković's lawyer, its members followed and filmed the inspector
- Marko Kričak threatened to rape a student in the Government garage
- Attacks on journalists: From June to October 2026, she allegedly eavesdropped on an editor and two journalists from Radar, in the newsroom itself
- Collapse of the canopy at Novi Sad railway station
- Death of lawyer Vladimir Cvijan: After the documents were declassified it handed them over, and says it had written nothing about Cvijan before that
- NoviSpy: spyware on activists' phones: According to Amnesty International, it secretly installed NoviSpy on the phones of activists and journalists during informational interviews
- Pressure on prosecutors and judges, and cases taken away: Allegedly wiretapped Organised Crime Prosecutor's Office prosecutors, and despite repeated reminders did not give that office information about the meeting with prosecutors
- Murder of Oliver Ivanović: According to Vučić in July 2019, its data show that Radoičić did not take part in the murder
- Destruction of official records after the elections
- Criminals' Sky messages about government officials: According to a police complaint and the Šarić clan's messages, the nickname "Markus" belongs to its official Parezanović
- Vulin bypassed security screening escorted by BIA: According to the prosecutor's statement, one of its officers escorted a passenger through security without the required screening
- Vulin's flat and the "aunt from Canada"
- “Sound cannon” at Belgrade protest: It said that no one had used a sound cannon and that it had never had one, and published the Russian service's report
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