30 Apr 2019

The Center for Investigative Journalism of Serbia (CINS) is publishing a legal analysis conducted by the Transparency Serbia organization, which is based on our findings presented in the article headlined REM Council Ignores Findings of Its Own Service in Bid to Justify Television Campaigns

30 Apr 2019

The Center for Investigative Journalism of Serbia (CINS) is publishing a legal analysis conducted by the Transparency Serbia organization, which is based on our findings presented in the article headlined REM Enables Serbian Broadcasting Corporation to Earn Additional Revenue Contrary to Regulations

10 Apr 2019

On the occasion of REM’s response to a CINS article, I can only say: this is for the readers, because REM had its chance – four times.

15 Jan 2019

CINS is nominated for courageous, high-impact and determined journalism that exposes censorship and threats to free expression. The winners in four categories will be announced on 4 April

22 Aug 2018

By stating incorrect information and putting them in a wrong context, Dodik directly jeopardized safety of Jahić, other newsroom members, and their families

20 Jul 2018

The Basic Public Prosecutor’s Office in Leskovac dropped the criminal charges against Dragan Klisura, owner of Hidro-Tan and co-owner in the company Eco Energo Group, together with Nikola Petrović, best man of Serbia’s president Aleksandar Vučić

31 May 2018

At yesterday’s panel, CINS interviewees spoke about the functioning of Tanjug news agency, manners in which media outlets close to authorities are financed, as well as the pressures faced by independent media newsrooms

25 Feb 2018

Just before Belgrade elections, CINS journalists analyzed the extent to which the most influential ruling and opposition parties nominate individuals against whom the Anti-corruption Agency launched proceedings. This story is about candidates nominated by parties who are not in power in Belgrade

24 Feb 2018

Just before Belgrade elections, CINS journalists analyzed the extent to which the most influential ruling and opposition parties nominate individuals who have violated the Law on the Anti-Corruption Agency. This story is about candidates nominated by ruling parties in Belgrade