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Milk producers from the vicinity of Čačak and Kraljevo announced yesterday that they will hold a protest and a two-hour blockade of the Ibar Highway tomorrow in the village of Mrčajevci, near Čačak, due to a drop in(read more)

The Professional Association of Taxi Entrepreneurs of Belgrade (SITAB) stated yesterday that it opposes the idea of free pricing and an unlimited number of taxi vehicles, arguing that such a policy is not in the public(read more)

The City of Belgrade will allocate RSD 8.7 billion (nearly EUR 75 million) from its budget for the procurement of cameras and related systems aimed at enhancing security in schools and kindergartens, as part of the(read more)

Under this year’s Decree on Subsidized Purchase of New Electric Vehicles, the Government of Serbia has allocated incentives ranging from EUR 250 to EUR 5,000, according to the Official Gazette…. This content is(read more)

As of the last day of 2025, Serbia’s public debt stood at EUR 39.34 billion, representing 44.5 percent of its gross domestic product, according to data from the Public Debt Administration…. This content is for(read more)

As of January 31, 2026, individuals and businesses in Serbia owed a total of RSD 4,373.23 billion to banks through loans….

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Minister of Construction, Transport, and Infrastructure Aleksandra Sofronijević stated yesterday that 2.4 million applications had been submitted by the final day for registering illegally constructed buildings…(read more)

The Commission for Protection of Competition (KZK) has initiated proceedings against the companies AP Sidro, Westom Global, and CCC Industrial Engineering on suspicion of jointly rigging tenders issued by(read more)

Sooner or later, Serbia will make a decision on building a nuclear power plant, Rosatom Director General Aleksey Likhachev said yesterday at a press conference after a meeting with Hungarian Foreign Minister Péter(read more)

MK Group will not acquire the company Dijamant from Croatia’s Fortenova on its own, but together with the Babović family, Forbes Serbia reports, having previously published an unofficial estimate that the price ranges(read more)