Informer
A tabloid and TV channel that published the passports of two FON students as proof that “Croats” are running the blockades, which earned them a public reprimand from the Press Council and a first court ruling ordering them to pay damages. They followed the mother of a victim of the canopy collapse for months, showed a photograph of her younger son and wrote about a “body double” during the hunger strike, and they published the names and photographs of the judges who annulled the vote in Kosjerić, branding them “blockader judges”. Despite 23 public reprimands from the Press Council, the City of Belgrade gave them almost 17 million dinars through funding competitions, and the REM gave them a Belgrade licence.
Affairs
- Arrest warrant for Aleksandar Radić over the "sound cannon": According to Radić and RFE, it showed footage of him being followed, including with his underage daughter; according to his lawyer, it announced the search before the police called him
- Arrest of Ana Lalić over an article on the Clinical Centre of Vojvodina: At the president's press conference, the editor called the article about the Clinical Centre fake news
- Car attacks on students and citizens at blockades: On a live broadcast, the editor called the protesters “blockader-terrorists” and the prosecutors a gang, while showing the prosecutor's photo and name
- Dijana Hrka targeted by Informer and Vučićević: Published a statement Hrka denied giving, a photo of her younger son, and claims of a “body double” and a “possible abduction”
- Novi Sad activists charged with overthrowing the constitutional order: On the evening of 13 March 2025, two days before a major protest, it aired, together with four other television stations, a recording of a meeting presented as a plan to storm RTS
- Irregularities in the 2026 elections: According to the Press Council, it breached the Journalists' Code 209 times during the election campaign, the fourth-highest number of the nine daily newspapers monitored
- Campaign against Ombudsman Saša Janković: It reported on its front page that Janković had no permit for the pistol his friend used to kill himself; according to Janković, the pistol was registered
- Marko Kričak threatened to rape a student in the Government garage
- Marko Vidojković: death threats, smear campaigns and exile: Accused him of insulting Vučić's mother, and in 2026, by his account, called him a traitor during a two-hour smear campaign
- Attacks on journalists: According to RFE, its articles from March 2024 called Ana Lalić a “tycoon journalist” and an “auto-chauvinist”, after which she received hundreds of threats
- Vučić's pardons of 49 people before his resignation
- Driver hits female student on Jurija Gagarina Street: After the indictment, he attacked prosecutor Belopavlović as part of a judiciary that had gone "rogue from the state, the law, rights and justice"
- Pressure on bus operator Milomir Jaćimović: According to Jaćimović, it published that he had set his own bus on fire
- REM, RTS and state money for the media: According to ANEM, the REM's expert service found that it had broken the law in 20 cases since November 2024; it received 17 million from the City
- NoviSpy: spyware on activists' phones
- Students as “terrorists”: a campaign by the authorities and tabloids: It published a secret recording of a plenum, on the basis of which Brnabić accused students of planning terrorism
- Telekom's purchase of Kopernikus and media outlets
- Pressure on prosecutors and judges, and cases taken away: On 26 June 2025 it published an article presenting Dolovac as “undermining the profession”; Vučićević called for the prosecutor's arrest
- Dragan J. Vučićević knocks down a young woman on a pedestrian crossing in Žarkovo: It published his statement and an interview in which he says he took his eyes off the road for two seconds
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