After the defeat of long-time ruler Aleksandar Vucic in the parliamentary elections, Serbia's media world hopes for a fresh start

Following the electoral defeat of Aleksandar Vucic, Serbia's media landscape is hopeful for reform and increased freedom. The recent victory of the student list over Vucic's party has sparked calls for accountability in media practices. Public broadcasters have begun acknowledging past biases and failures in reporting. The political shift has led to protests against government-aligned media, with demands for changes in media regulation. The new parliament aims to restrict state ownership of media outlets and promote independent journalism. Activists and media leaders express optimism for a more balanced media environment, free from government propaganda.