Novi dan: Mediji bez nadzora – do kada?

Serbia has been operating without a media regulatory body, the Regulatory Body for Electronic Media (REM), for over eighteen months. This prolonged absence of oversight has become a significant concern, particularly as it has recently gained prominence on the agenda of European institutions. The lack of a functioning REM raises questions about media freedom and accountability within the country's electronic media landscape.

The absence of a media regulator in Serbia is significant because it impacts the framework for media accountability and potentially influences the fairness and transparency of the media environment, drawing international attention.