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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: Sasa Dragojlo
Mining giant Rio Tinto hired an Israeli campaign strategist in 2021 to promote its unpopular plan for a lithium mine in Serbia, despite due diligence identifying him as a ‘potential government official’ given his longstanding links to the country’s president.
By: Aleksandar Djordjevic, Sasa Dragojlo
Despite police raids and international investigations, dozens of call centres offering fraudulent financial investments are still operating in Serbia's capital. Speaking to insiders, BIRN reveals how victims are manipulated by call centre workers into losing thousands of euros.
By: Sasa Dragojlo, Radmilo Markovic
Serbian law does not properly regulate the sale of privately-owned weapons surrendered to or seized by Serbian police, yet BIRN has found them selling for hundreds of dollars apiece in the US and advertised on YouTube.
By: Sasa Dragojlo, Jelena Veljkovic, Radmilo Markovic
Four right-wing, pro-Trump US organisations will ‘observe' local elections in Serbia on Sunday, working with members of a local organisation behind
By: Sasa Dragojlo
A pro-Trump conservative think tank has denied sending an observer to Serbia's local elections, so how was its ‘Global Coalitions and Foreign Policy Coordinator' registered as such?
By: Avi Scharf, Sasa Dragojlo
Serbia plans to produce drones with the Israeli arms giant Elbit Systems, BIRN/Haaretz can reveal, despite the firm's high-profile involvement in Israeli military operations in Gaza.
By: Avi Scharf, Sasa Dragojlo
Israel and Serbia tighten defense ties: The joint venture comes amid a surge in arms exports from Belgrade, and two major deals to supply Elbit made artillery, missiles and advanced UAVs
By: Sasa Dragojlo
President Vucic confirms BIRN/Haaretz investigation about joint Serb-Israeli drone production plans and says he hopes to significantly increase arms sales and defence cooperation with Israel.
New agreement on exchange of classified data in the defence sector appears designed to accelerate arms shipments from Israel to Serbia.
By: Laura Meyer, Sasa Dragojlo
Paid from German coffers, Jörg Heeskens has been advising Serbia’s Aleksandar Vucic since almost the moment he took power. A mountain of documents obtained by BIRN/Der Spiegel show just how closely Heeskens has worked with Vucic on a deeply unpopular lithium mining project, exposing what critics say is German complicity in the president’s subversion of democracy.
