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At the Nikola Tesla Thermal Power Plant (TENT) in Obrenovac, imported mud and rocks are allegedly being burned instead of coal….

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As of Friday, the daily newspaper Politika is fully owned by the company Media 026, controlled by businessman Boban Rajić from Vučak near Smederevo, the Journalists’ Association of Serbia (UNS) reported(read more)

The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) invested EUR 807 million in Serbia last year, continuing to scale up its activities in the country…. This content is for Osnovni members only.Register(read more)

The Traffic Safety Agency estimates that Serbia currently faces a shortage of 5,000 professional drivers annually, according to the Business Association of Transporters Srbijatransport…. This content is for(read more)

Croatian oil pipeline operator JANAF has requested that the U.S. Office for Asset Control (OFAC) allow it to implement its contract with Naftna Industrija Srbije (NIS), a subsidiary of Russian Gazprom, which is under(read more)

Serbia will not suffer immediate economic damage from the collapse of the government because all investors know that the key decision-maker is President Aleksandar Vučić, said Goran Radosavljević, a professor at FEFA(read more)

The president of the Association of Milk Producers of Šumadija and Pomoravlje, Milorad Majstorović, stated yesterday that if the Ministry of Agriculture does not introduce import tariffs on plant-based cheese, the(read more)

The Belgrade Public Transport Company (GSP) unions have stated that the recent traffic accident involving two buses in New Belgrade is a consequence of systemic issues in public transportation, which they have been(read more)

In addition to the contract signed in July 2022 for the renovation of the Novi Sad railway station building, valued at EUR 5.1 million, the main subcontractor, Serbian company Starting, has been awarded an additional(read more)

Geology engineer Zoran Đajić, who previously spoke to the media about alleged document falsifications in reconstructing the Novi Sad railway station canopy, was urgently summoned by the Special Department of the Higher(read more)