Media in Serbia

She is the 10th victim of the massacre committed by a thirteen-year-old boy on May 3 in this school, who killed nine students and a guard, B92.net confirmed.
The injured girl died in the University Children's Clinic "Tirova", and she had severe head injuries. Despite the superhuman efforts of the doctors, the girl succumbed to the injuries, it is stated in the announcement.

In front of the elementary school "Vladislav Ribnikar" where the thirteen-year-old K. K. committed the massacre on May 3, it is now silent. Nevertheless, the lights in this institution are turned on, and police forces are deployed around the building itself.

He was killed with 17 bullets fired in the back in the hall of the building where he lived in the center of Belgrade in 1999, during the NATO bombing of FR Yugoslavia.
It was not proven in court who shot Slavko uruvija. According to the verdict, he was killed by an unidentified person, while members of the State Security gave the executioner a logistical support.

"The threats to Zana Cimili, as to other N1 journalists, are not only threats to the individual reporters but also to freedom of speech and of the media as fundamental democratic rights," said the channel, which has reporters in countries across the former Yugoslavia.

Tanjug announced the event would take place in Belgrade on Tuesday at Hotel Metropol Palace.

In a statement sent to Tanjug on Wednesday, Vulin in this way responded to US Ambassador Kyle Scott, who previously said he was concerned about the media situation in Serbia.

The Serbian Information Ministry's draft media strategy, which was criticised by media and journalists' associations before it was discarded this week, controversially proposed establishing new state-run media through public-private partnerships.

The ceremony was attended by Serbian Prime Minister Ana Brnabic and members of her cabinet, Tanjug is reporting.

The nominal value of the transaction totals around 1.46 billion euros, including a one-off fee, the minimum annual concession fees and capital investments.

N.S. fled the scene after the shooting, which left two more persons injured, and attempted suicide.

His condition was unknown until this morning. The Emergency Center said previously that three persons, whose condition was serious, were receiving treatment at the intensive care unit.

This information has been confirmed for Tanjug by the Emergency Center.

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BELGRADE - The Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) would win 54 pct of the votes if early parliamentary elections were to be held on Sunday, the latest Faktor plus survey shows.

According to the results of the survey, commissioned by Tanjug, the turnout would be 48 pct and 22 pct of the participants were undecided about voting, while 30 pct said they would not vote.