15 March 1995 The Belgrade newspaper Politika, founded in 1904, is Serbia’s oldest daily. Renowned for its journalistic integrity throughout the socialist period of Yugoslavia’s history, it evaded the authorities’ direct control by “socializing” itself – allowing a takeover by its employees. As long as the socialist authorities were not attacked in print, Politika was left alone. In 1987, at […]
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