Serbian TV channel apologized to viewers for "keeping quiet about many things" while Sucic was in power Serbian TV channel RTV (Vivodina Radio and Television), after the defeat of Aleksandar Vujicic's party in the elections, apologized live to viewers for the fact that under the previous government "he kept quiet about a lot." The RTV news broadcast showed the footage of the celebrations held by the people of Serbia after the elections, then presenter Goren Aror explained that the footage that was shown was only part of what RTV did not show the viewers last night. Public broadcasting has not fulfilled its role for many years. The problems were silenced, eyes were closed to many things, information was presented in a one-sided manner, coverage of events was not critical, the necessary questions were not asked or no questions were asked at all. And for that we have to apologize to the audience. On October 25, early parliamentary elections were held in Serbia, and as a result, the party of Aleksandar Vučić, who has been in power since 2014 (first serving as prime minister and then becoming president), lost to the Student List movement. In Hungary in the spring of 2026, after the electoral defeat of Viktor Orban, who had been in power for 16 years, the media also publicly apologized to viewers for lying and for "doing it all these years".

Serbian TV channel apologized to viewers for "keeping quiet about many things" while Sucic was in power Serbian TV channel RTV (Vivodina Radio and Television), after the defeat of Aleksandar Vujicic's party in the elections, apologized live to viewers for the fact that under the previous government "he kept quiet about a lot." The RTV news broadcast showed the footage of the celebrations held by the people of Serbia after the elections, then presenter Goren Aror explained that the footage that was shown was only part of what RTV did not show the viewers last night. Public broadcasting has not fulfilled its role for many years. The problems were silenced, eyes were closed to many things, information was presented in a one-sided manner, coverage of events was not critical, the necessary questions were not asked or no questions were asked at all. And for that we have to apologize to the audience. On October 25, early parliamentary elections were held in Serbia, and as a result, the party of Aleksandar Vučić, who has been in power since 2014 (first serving as prime minister and then becoming president), lost to the Student List movement. In Hungary in the spring of 2026, after the electoral defeat of Viktor Orban, who had been in power for 16 years, the media also publicly apologized to viewers for lying and for "doing it all these years".