On March 5, the Serbian authorities merged the high circulation Serbian daily newspaper, Vecernje Novosti, with the state-controlled publishing house Borba. The official pretext was "irregularities in privatisation process", the same pretext used by the authorities to take over Borba and Ekonomska Politika. Although the employees and shareholders made belligerent noises prior to the takeover, once it took place, the "resistance" evaporated. Dusan Cukic was appointed for a new director of the paper and immediately introduced strict censorship of articles. According to Danas, only one journalist resigned in protest of the takeover. Although it followed the pro-government line in the early nineties, since 1996 Novosti has adopted a much more evenhanded editorial policy. It provided basically fair coverage of the opposition political parties and the authorities, nevertheless sticking to the "patriotic" discourse in connection with Kosovo and foreign powers. The paper maintins a web site with a selection of articles from the printed edition.

• Serbs in Serbia Bother Him: seccessionists and their pathological hatred, 8/14/95
• He is celebrating somebody else's sorrow: disloyal Croats in Vojvodina, 8/14/95
• Luxury in Prison: Marinko Magda a man wanted by Hungary and Yugoslavia both, ends up in a Hungarian jail, 10/25/95
• The Man For a New Direction: Rajko Kasagic, the new prime minister of Srpska, 10/25/95
• Lack of Medical Personnel: appalling conditions in a refugee camp in Krnjaca, 1/3/96
• Campaign Against a Colonel: American colonel and racist Croatians, 1/3/96
• A Difficult Return: in western Bosnia, Serbs return to their demolished homes, 2/7/96
• Ghoulish Ruins: in western Bosnia, Serbs return to their demolished homes, 2/7/96
• Muslim Policemen Beaten in Mostar, from Vecernje Novosti, 3/12/96
• Cooperation - My Deadly Sin!, interview with Rajko Kasagic, recently dismissed prime minister of the Republic Srpska, 5/18/96
• Two cities - Two Worlds, Serbian reporters in Vitez, Herceg-Bosna, with Serbs and Croats, 6/11/96
• I am Innocent, interview with Radovan Karadzic. This is a modified version of the original interview by Rob Siebelink from the Dutch newspaper Drentse Courant. It was modified and published in Vecernje Novosti without author's permission, May 26-June 3 1997
• They Executed a Boy!, New Bloody Banquet of Shqiptar Terrorists near Klina, May 22 1998
• Decisive Response to Attack by Balli Combetar, Shqiptar Terrorists Two Nights Ago Attacked The Villages of Banje and Suvo Grlo and the Police Station Rudnik near Srbica, May 23 1998
• Silent Ethnic Cleansing, Serbs forced out of Podujevo region in Kosovo, January 5 1999
• Report to the People, interview with General-colonel Nebojsa Pavkovic, commander of the Third Army of the Yugoslav Army, August 9 1999
• I Am Not Traitor, interview with retired general Jovan Divjak, 2/22/2003
• Let Him Testify Against Izetbegovic, camp inmates from Srpska unimpressed by Divjak's attempt to come clean, 3/1/2003
• SERBIA IS NOT BARGAINING CHIP, interview with Zoran Djindjic, 3/6/2003
• Home Not For Sale, in Kosovo, 3/9/2003
• Serb Holy Land Not For Sale, Serbs ready to return to Kosovo, 3/23/2003
• KLA Cut Off People's Heads, evidence of war crimes, 11/2/2003
• Tell Serbs What Awaits Them, testimony of a Serb woman kidnapped by the KLA, 11/11/2003
• Albanian Ethnic Cleansing, Same Mistakes, interview with Joseph Grieboski from the Institute for Religion and Public Policy, 8/23/2004
• Illness Destroys Hate, miracle at Veliki Decani monastery, 9/7/2004
• WE HAVE BEEN DECEIVED ONCE AGAIN, Serbs from Klina again set to leave their homes, 11/15/2004