The fifth extraordinary session of the National Assembly of Serbia is scheduled for Tuesday, June 10, with as many as 46 agenda items. Among the proposed laws are amendments to the law on the alimentary fund, a guarantee scheme for subsidizing interest rates to support young people in buying their first home, laws on electronic media, public media services, and public information. Also on the agenda are proposals to protect air quality, amendments to the central register of beneficial owners, borrowing by the Republic of Serbia for financing infrastructure projects, and ratification of international agreements. Members of parliament will review reports from various state institutions and proposals for the election of new members to committees and international delegations. The session was convened at the request of members of parliament, and the Speaker of the National Assembly, Ana Brnabić, confirmed the session and the agenda.
Political Perspectives:
Left: Left-leaning outlets would likely emphasize the social aspects of the agenda, such as the alimentary fund and support for young people buying their first home, highlighting government efforts to improve social welfare and reduce inequality. They might also focus on transparency and environmental protection laws on the agenda.
Center: Centrist sources would report the session in a balanced manner, focusing on the legislative process, the broad scope of the agenda, and the importance of parliamentary work in addressing various national issues including infrastructure, social welfare, and international cooperation.
Right: Right-leaning media might emphasize the government’s commitment to economic development through infrastructure projects and financial responsibility, highlighting the borrowing for highway construction and support for business growth. They may also stress the importance of national sovereignty in international agreements and the role of the government in maintaining order.
