Members of the Serbian National Assembly continued the consolidated debate on 46 agenda items of the extraordinary session. Key topics include three media laws, the law on the alimentary fund, and the law on subsidized loans for youth. The deputies paid particular attention to the set of media laws and measures supporting young people in purchasing their first home through a guarantee scheme subsidizing part of the interest. The session is attended by deputies, while deputies from the NADA coalition have announced they will not participate in the work.
Political Perspectives:
Left: Left-leaning outlets emphasize the importance of the media laws in promoting transparency and freedom of information, and highlight the social benefits of the alimentary fund and subsidized loans for youth as measures to support vulnerable groups and young families.
Center: Center-leaning sources report the facts of the parliamentary session, focusing on the legislative process and the key agenda items such as media laws, alimentary fund, and youth housing support, maintaining a neutral tone without strong editorializing.
Right: Right-leaning media focus on the political dynamics within the assembly, noting the boycott by the NADA coalition and expressing skepticism about the media laws potentially restricting media freedom, while also discussing the economic implications of subsidized loans.
