21 May 2002 NIN NIN–Nedeljne informativne novine (Weekly Informative Newspaper)–was founded in Belgrade in January 1935. The weekly was banned after only 26 issues, in September 1935, and was re-established in January 1951.As an independent political magazine, NIN regularly confronted Slobodan Milosevic’s regime and was heavily fined under the restrictive Yugoslav information legislation.NIN features articles, analysis, and opinion pieces about […]
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