Slavkovic on wiretapping of Radar journalists: BIA's goal was to get our sources ↗
Front page leadJournalist Slavković states that the intention behind wiretapping Radar journalists was for the BIA to discover their sources.
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The N1 news front page from Serbia focuses heavily on domestic issues. Top stories include allegations of wiretapping of journalists by the BIA (Serbian Security Information Agency), a scandal involving Alta Bank and potential prison sentences for its owner, and a police operation leading to…
Journalist Slavković states that the intention behind wiretapping Radar journalists was for the BIA to discover their sources.
Golubović calls for the Republic Public Prosecutor's Office (TOK) to immediately initiate pre-trial proceedings to determine if the law was broken regarding wiretapping.
Radić argues for a radical lustration of the security system, calling for an examination of paramilitary and para-intelligence structures and the disbandment of Cobra units.
An inquiry questions whether payments made by citizens through exchange offices, which operated with Alta Group before their licenses were revoked, are still valid.
The owner of Alta Bank is facing a potential prison sentence of two to ten years, raising questions about the National Bank of Serbia's (NBS) responsibility in the matter.
Reporters Without Borders (RSE) reports that the new government has halted a program of Hungarian aid to Republika Srpska, previously agreed upon by Orban and Dodik.
Among those arrested for an attack on bikers in Niš are a former councilor, an SNS official, and a kickboxer.
A description of a fruit that appears in autumn, noting its unusual look and various interesting characteristics.
The Ministry of Internal Affairs (MUP) confirmed the arrest of Zmirić and eight former and current police officers suspected of abusing students in the government's garage.
Pionirski Park has been freed, but questions remain about who managed Ćacilendom and why no action was taken.
Nešković of the Student List states that a reorganization of health institution managements will occur once they assume power.
Savović argues that Serbia requires civil asset forfeiture, robust prosecution, and protection mechanisms for whistleblowers.
KRIK has released parts of prosecutorial documents concerning Alta Bank, with Tabaković denying her testimony.