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BMFI criticizes EU over Vucic ban on N1 correspondent in Brussels
The Balkan Free Media Initiative criticized leading European Commission officials for allowing Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic to block an N1 correspondent from his news conference after their meeting in Brussels.
“The European Union speaks of media freedom, yet Vucic’s playbook unfolds right under its nose. Minutes after (European Commission President) Ursula von der Leyen reaffirmed the EU’s commitment to press freedom, a journalist was blocked from doing their job — in Brussels,” the BMFI said in an X post.
N1’s European correspondent Nikola Radisic was not invited to Vucic’s news conference after the meetings in Brussels.
⚠️ The #EU speaks of media freedom, yet Vučić’s playbook unfolds right under its nose. Minutes after @vonderleyen reaffirmed the EU’s commitment to press freedom, a journalist was blocked from doing their job—in Brussels.#PressFreedom#Serbia#EU#MediaFreedom… pic.twitter.com/LPHm5Z505V
— Balkan Free Media Initiative (@BalkanFreeMedia) March 26, 2025
⚠️ The #EU speaks of media freedom, yet Vučić’s playbook unfolds right under its nose. Minutes after @vonderleyen reaffirmed the EU’s commitment to press freedom, a journalist was blocked from doing their job—in Brussels.#PressFreedom#Serbia#EU#MediaFreedom… pic.twitter.com/LPHm5Z505V
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