The amendments to the Capital Market Law introduced by the Government of Montenegro after the public consultation—specifically, the provisions banning the publication of information, data, and assessments related to the issuance of government securities and introducing fines of up to €40,000—are scandalous and do not exist in any European or democratic country, emphasized Ranko Vujović, Secretary General of the Media Council for Self-Regulation, appearing on the radio show Drugačija radio veza”.

The Executive Director of the Media Council for Self-Regulation condemned the threats made against Itana Kaluđerović and expressed concern over the growing number of attacks on journalists.

Politicians must accept public criticism and tolerate the work of journalists, because no one forced them into politics, said Ranko Vujović, Secretary of the Media Council for Self-Regulation (MSS), appearing on the show "At the End of the Day" on Television E.

As part of the celebration of World Press Freedom Day, Reporters Without Borders (RSF), in cooperation with UNESCO, organized a panel at the Brussels Press Club on the topic “Generative Artificial Intelligence and Media Self-Regulation in Southeast Europe” on May 6, 2025.

Member of Parliament from Democratic Montenegro, Momčilo Leković, could not wait until after May 3, World Press Freedom Day, to launch a brutal attack on half of the country’s leading media outlets.