Serbian news sources: Politika — the Balkans' oldest daily, founded 1904 — Blic and Kurir, N1 and RTS broadcasting, Sport Klub and Mozzart Sport, and the Tanjug agency.
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Frequently asked questions
- What is the oldest newspaper in Serbia?
- Politika, founded in 1904, is the oldest daily still published in the Balkans.
- What are the most read newspapers in Serbia?
- Blic and Kurir lead in reach, with N1 the main independent broadcaster.
- What is Serbia's official news agency?
- Tanjug is the Serbian state news agency.
Serbia has one of the Balkans' most vibrant and politically charged newspaper industries, with a dynamic media landscape that serves a population of 7 million with passionate coverage of politics, football, and one of the world's greatest tennis players. Serbian journalism has a proud tradition of independent reporting — exemplified by the pioneering B92 radio and TV station that broadcast through the Milosevic era — alongside strong state media and a growing digital sector.
Among the most widely read Serbian newspapers online is Blic, Serbia's most widely circulated daily. Politika — founded in 1904 — is one of the oldest newspapers in the Balkans and Serbia's newspaper of record. The independent channel N1 Serbia is widely regarded as the most trusted news broadcaster. For sports, Serbian fans are passionately served by Sport Klub and the FSS — and uniquely, the Tennis Association covers the legacy of Novak Djokovic, the world's greatest tennis player.
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