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Israeli espionage targets Serbian university chief
Human rights investigations have revealed that the Israeli espionage program "Pegasus" was used to hack the phone of the President of Belgrade University in Serbia, amid rising risks associated with digital spying on public figures and opposition members, especially with the upcoming parliamentary elections in the country. The breach compromised the university president's privacy and led him to describe it as an attempt to intimidate dissenting voices, although the responsible party for the attack has not been definitively identified. Investigations also uncovered notifications targeting a former prosecutor, linking these incidents to efforts to monitor and restrict opposition figures and activists, reflecting an increasing use of digital spying tools in politics and internal conflicts.
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