The European Commission has announced that it is in contact with the Serbian authorities regarding amendments to domestic aviation regulations in order to verify their compliance with Serbia’s obligations under the(read more)
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Gross foreign exchange reserves increased to EUR 29.9 billion
The gross foreign exchange reserves of the National Bank of Serbia (NBS) amounted to EUR 29.88 billion at the end of May, reaching a record level, the central bank announced yesterday.
Ubisoft closes Belgrade studio, around 100 employees lose their jobs
French video game publisher Ubisoft is closing its development studio in Belgrade, leaving around 100 employees without jobs, according to the portal Netokracija.
Serbia to adopt artificial intelligence law by the end of the year
Serbia is expected to adopt its first Artificial Intelligence Law by the end of the year, establishing a legally binding framework for the development, deployment, safe use, and supervision of AI systems.
Russian tenants create blacklist of apartments in Serbia
Russian citizens renting apartments in Serbia have created a map on the Google Maps platform called the “Apartment Blacklist,” where they record negative experiences with rental properties in Belgrade, Novi Sad, and(read more)
Battle for Addiko nears its end, RBI secures offers for 50.42 percent of shares
Raiffeisen Bank International (RBI) has announced significant progress in its takeover process of Addiko Bank, securing the support of shareholders holding more than 50 percent of the stake.
Western Balkan companies seek greater degree of integration with the EU
Representatives of companies and chambers of commerce from the Western Balkans yesterday called on the European Union, at the European Parliament in Brussels, to enable faster integration of the region into the EU’s(read more)
Visits to EXPO 2027 included in the school calendar
The Ministry of Education has adopted regulations on the educational calendar for the 2026/27 school year for primary and secondary schools, which provide for students to visit the EXPO exhibition next year, Danas(read more)
Women in Serbia’s ICT industry earn 16 percent less than men
Women in Serbia’s information and communications technology (ICT) sector earn 16 percent less than men and account for less than 10 percent of management positions, it was highlighted yesterday at the seminar “Code for(read more)
Hungary’s railway contract disclosure unlikely to shed light on Serbian section
Although the government of Hungarian Prime Minister Peter Magyar last Thursday initiated the process of declassifying contracts related to the construction of the Belgrade–Budapest high-speed railway and announced an(read more)
