Members of the Serbian Parliament continued the discussion of 46 agenda items, including three media laws and the law on the alimentary fund. During the session, the Speaker of the Parliament Ana Brnabić issued a warning to MP Miloš Parandilović for insulting medical student Miloš Pavlović. The debate also covered topics such as air protection, reports from various institutions, and the election of new committee members. Opposition parties announced support for some of the laws. The session continued with the presence of the majority of MPs, while some opposition MPs were absent.
Political Perspectives:
Left: Left-leaning outlets emphasize the importance of parliamentary debate on social issues such as the alimentary fund and environmental protection laws. They highlight the involvement of opposition parties in supporting progressive legislation and criticize the ruling party’s confrontational rhetoric during the session.
Center: Centrist sources report the parliamentary session focusing on the legislative agenda, noting the procedural aspects and the continuation of debates on multiple laws. They present a balanced view of the interactions between ruling and opposition parties, including the warning issued to an MP and the general progress of the session.
Right: Right-leaning media focus on the defense of the ruling Serbian Progressive Party, criticizing opposition MPs for disruptive behavior and emphasizing the government’s efforts to pass important laws. They portray the warning to the opposition MP as justified and highlight the ruling party’s commitment to governance and stability.