Recent management changes at several independent Serbian media outlets, including N1 TV, have triggered concerns about potential censorship before the upcoming elections. Critics fear the shift in leadership could lead to a suppression of critical reporting and independent journalism. This move is particularly worrying given the already limited number of truly independent media voices in the country. The timing of the changes, so close to the elections, has fueled suspicion of political interference. Concerns center on whether the new directors will maintain the outlets’ editorial independence or succumb to political pressure. This development raises fears for the freedom of the press and the fairness of the electoral process in Serbia. The situation is being closely monitored by media freedom organizations.