SloveniaThe article discusses the potential return of the popular Serbian satire show '24 Minutes' hosted by Zoran Kesić, which is currently facing uncertainty due to the new Portuguese owners of the media channel Nova S not signing the agreement for its broadcast. The creators of the show signed the contract in June, but the new owners have not responded to their inquiries. Kesić expresses concern over the 'unusual Portuguese silence' and urges the new owners to speak out, referencing past promises of resisting political pressure. Despite the uncertainty, the team remains committed to starting the new season on September 19th at 20:30, either on television or via their YouTube channel, where they currently have 600,000 subscribers. They encourage viewers to subscribe to reach one million followers.
Bias read (Progressive): The article frames the situation around the resistance against political influence and highlights concerns about media freedom under new ownership. While the issue involves media control, the emphasis on protecting free speech and opposing political pressure aligns with left-leaning perspectives. Ké
