At the extraordinary session of the Serbian Parliament, deputies continued the consolidated debate on 46 agenda items, with a special focus on a set of media laws and the air protection law. Deputies discussed proposed amendments to three media laws aimed at improving the media sector and combating misinformation. The financial aspect of the alimentary fund was also considered, emphasizing that no one will be deprived of their rights. During the debate, the opposition was criticized over local elections, and proposals for laws on subsidized housing loans for young people were also part of the agenda.
Political Perspectives:
Left: Left-leaning outlets emphasize the need for media reforms to ensure transparency and fight misinformation, highlighting concerns about protecting children’s rights in the alimentary fund law and advocating for social support measures like subsidized housing loans for youth.
Center: Center-leaning sources report the parliamentary debate factually, focusing on the legislative process, the content of the media laws, air protection law, and financial provisions for the alimentary fund, presenting statements from various political actors without strong bias.
Right: Right-leaning media stress the importance of combating misinformation as a threat to democracy, supporting the government’s proposed media laws as necessary reforms. They also criticize the opposition for alleged failures in local elections and emphasize the government’s commitment to social programs.
