Probe ordered into newspaper privatization

I still miss an explanation what should be "illegal" in this procedure. It's commonly known as "hostile takeover".

"Immoral" to take over a "national brand"? Guys, it's business, it's a company with shares on the market.

If it's a smart move of WAZ, that's another question.

Politicians should stay away from this. Serbian politicians must learn how rule of law works. It seems like they are being inspired by their friend Gaddafi. Interfering the way they are doing will only repel investors from investing in Serbia. Some three years ago Serbian was described as an Balkan tiger, now they are almost completely abandoned by foreign investors. The statement made by vice minister is very shocking and I expect the Serbian government will come with a clarification during the day.

Dinkić pointed out that it is "unimaginable that someone who says one thing and does another should direct the media scene in our country".

And what about someone like that directing the economy?

It would seem the Serbian Government, and Mr. Dinkic in particular, is terrified of the idea of there being a media in the country that they cannot directly "influence". I wonder why?

Politicians should stay away from this. Serbian politicians must learn how rule of law works. It seems like they are being inspired by their friend Gaddafi. Interfering the way they are doing will only repel investors from investing in Serbia. Some three years ago Serbian was described as an Balkan tiger, now they are almost completely abandoned by foreign investors. The statement made by vice minister is very shocking and I expect the Serbian government will come with a clarification during the day.

I still miss an explanation what should be "illegal" in this procedure. It's commonly known as "hostile takeover".

"Immoral" to take over a "national brand"? Guys, it's business, it's a company with shares on the market.

If it's a smart move of WAZ, that's another question.

Dinkić pointed out that it is "unimaginable that someone who says one thing and does another should direct the media scene in our country".

And what about someone like that directing the economy?

It would seem the Serbian Government, and Mr. Dinkic in particular, is terrified of the idea of there being a media in the country that they cannot directly "influence". I wonder why?