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Serb Election Winners Call for Media Overhaul After Vucic Defeat

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The student movement that ousted Serbia’s ruling party in Sunday’s elections demanded an overhaul of media outlets that were seen as mouthpieces of former leader Aleksandar Vucic.

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AFTER the electoral defeat of Vučić's party, the media scene in Serbia is changing. Public services are apologizing for bias, while reforms, dismissals of editors and withdrawal of licenses from tabloids are expected.

·Zagreb, Croatia
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Center

Governmental channels dominated the public of Serbia for 15 years. Since the election victory of the student list, hope for more media freedom and a review of the propaganda is growing.

·Bonn, Germany
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Lean Left

Parliamentary elections in Serbia attracted a lot of attention from the media, not only domestic, but also regional and international, but what is noticeable is that the tabloids not only on the day of the election, but also after it, continued to defend the policy of the outgoing government. And while some are engaged in journalism and others in political propaganda, as media experts say, it was expected that they reported on the elections, whi…

·Belgrade, Serbia
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Dnevni list Danas broke the news in Belgrade, Serbia on Monday, October 26, 2026.
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