While nationalism and extremism are flourishing in almost all countries in the region, websites are regularly adding fuel to the fire.
Tag: Serbia
It is often unbelievable how the statements and actions of prominent public figures from the world of film, sports, politics and similar are abused.
The decision of the Agency for Electronic Media (AEM) to limit the rebroadcasting of some parts of the Serbian Happy TV’s program content to six months, due to hate speech and discrimination.
Last week, the media reported that Denmark would send some of its prisoners to Kosovo.
While anti-vaxxers do not believe in numerous scientific studies proving the effectiveness of coronavirus vaccines.
Novak Djokovic is, very likely, the most famous person from this region, and because of that, he is an everyday topic in our speaking area.
The glorification of war criminals is a trend that has revived in the Balkans in recent days and weeks.
The claim that “the Dayton Agreement created a state union of BiH composed of two entities, the Republic of Srpska and the Federation of BiH” has been repeated for years in public discourse in Bosnia and Herzegovina and the region.
The week befire last, Sasa Borojevic, an analyst known for spreading misinformation through social networks and other media, shared another suspicious post on his Facebook profile, which this time concerns the alleged connection between the diphtheria vaccine and children with leukemia.
At the beginning of the month, Informer published a story entitled “Serbs have a special gene” in its print edition.