Insajder

An investigative newsroom that revealed that Al Dahra bought PKB for some €105 million, only slightly more than half its valuation, and that in 2015 the Government ordered the withdrawal of lawsuits in which the state had contested the registration of its land to PKB. It investigated gasification without tenders and South Stream at Srbijagas, and when asked about the money, Bajatović replied by asking how much the police protection for Insajder's editor costs. It secured the declassification of findings on the source of the money for Vulin's flat; its journalists were attacked near Ćacilend, and the prosecution dismissed one complaint.

Affairs

• Belgrade Waterfront – a special law and the contract with Eagle Hills: It reported that by July 2019 about €50.1 million had been allocated from the budget for expropriation
• “Ćacilend”: a pro-government supporters' camp in Pionirski Park: Insajder journalists attacked
• Attacks on journalists
• Sale of PKB to Al Dahra: It reported that the valuation was cut by almost a hundred million euros ahead of the second tender and that the Government ordered the lawsuits to be withdrawn
• REM, RTS and state money for the media
• The Savamala case: demolition in Hercegovačka Street: It published an analysis of the contract showing that the “Belgrade Waterfront” project required the plot in Hercegovačka Street to be cleared
• Srbijagas under Dušan Bajatović: It showed that since Bajatović's arrival Srbijagas has contracted gas pipelines worth at least €240 million without tenders
• Vulin's flat and the "aunt from Canada": He revealed that the Administration's findings on the money for the flat were strictly confidential, and at his request the classification was lifted