Sasa Dragojlo is a journalist for BIRN, focusing on local news in Serbia, specifically in Belgrade. Sasa's articles cover a range of topics including Serbian politics, elections, EU relations, and social issues. With a keen eye for investigative reporting, Sasa provides in-depth analysis and reporting on the current events shaping Serbia's political landscape.
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Sasa Dragojlo’s reporting focus is primarily on local government and politics in Serbia, with a notable emphasis on evolving stories and breaking news. Given the high percentage of coverage related to government announcements and evolving stories, Sasa would likely be open to pitches that offer unique insights into ongoing political developments within Serbia.
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By: Avi Scharf, Sasa Dragojlo
A joint investigation by BIRN and Haaretz has identified three Israeli military flights from Belgrade to Beersheba this year that coincided with Serbian arms exports to Israel worth 14.5 million euros, arms that risk being used in violating international humanitarian law in Gaza.
By: Sasa Dragojlo, Avi Scharf
A joint investigation by BIRN and Haaretz has identified six Israeli military flights from Belgrade to Beersheba this year that coincided with Serbian arms exports to Israel worth 15.7 million euros, arms that risk being used in violating international humanitarian law in Gaza.
By: Radmilo Markovic, Sasa Dragojlo
In the space of just a few years, Serbian MP Vladimir Djukanovic, the ruling party's favourite lawyer, has accumulated an impressive portfolio of apartments, but they only appeared on the website of the state anti-corruption agency when BIRN got in touch.
By: Sasa Dragojlo, Perparim Isufi, Milica Stojanovic
Interior Ministry on Friday says that the Kosovo Albanian suspected of having shot dead a Serbian border policeman near Loznica had been 'liquidated' after a manhunt.
By: Sasa Dragojlo
BIRN exposes the business links between the sons of convicted Serbian war criminal ‘Frenki' Simatovic and a network of individuals and offshore companies that the US says works for blacklisted arms merchant Slobodan Tesic.
By: Avi Scharf, Sasa Dragojlo
With 7.3 million euros' worth of exports in July, the value of arms and ammunition sold by Serbia to Israel this year has topped 23.1 million euros - despite widespread concern that they may be used in war crimes against civilians in Gaza.
By: Sasa Dragojlo, Katarina Baletic
Thousands of protesters marched through Novi Sad after the deaths of 14 people when a railway station canopy collapsed – one of the biggest protests in the northern Serbian city in recent years.
By: Sasa Dragojlo
Serbia has encouraged the growth of Alternative Investment Funds apparently to the detriment of tax revenues. Perhaps it's no surprise given the direct ties between one such fund and the country's ruling party.
It's likely that the public officials responsible for the collapse of the Novi Sad train station will evade accountability
By: Sasa Dragojlo, Tommi Siviero, Vladimir Karaj
With the EU tightening its borders, violent transnational smuggling groups have strengthened their grip on the smuggling route that brings refugees and migrants to Europe through the Balkans.
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