Former Prime Minister Miloš Vučević and outgoing Economy Minister Adrijana Mesarović, who at the time were the mayor and a member of the Novi Sad City Council, respectively, were aware in late 2021 of problems during(read more)
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Ivanović denies charges in General Staff case
Aleksandar Ivanović, director of Belgrade’s City Institute for the Protection of Cultural Monuments, presented his defense before the Special Court in Belgrade on Monday in the “General Staff” case, denying the(read more)
A3 Architects Studio officials arrested
Two people, M. N. and A. M., were arrested on Monday on the orders of the Novi Sad Higher Public Prosecutor’s Office’s Special Department for Combating Corruption on suspicion of value-added tax fraud, tax(read more)
Share of remote IT job ads falls to 26 percent as office, hybrid work grows
The share of IT job advertisements in Serbia offering remote work fell to 26 percent in the first eight months of this year from 40 percent in 2024 and 2025, while the share of hybrid and office-based work increased(read more)
Knez Petrol to take over two Belgrade public transport routes
Petroleum products trader Knez Petrol is entering the passenger transport business in Belgrade, the Center for Local Government (CLS) said on Sunday, describing public transport in the Serbian capital as one of the most(read more)
Apoteka Beograd employees to receive 16 months of back pay
Payment of 16 months of back pay to employees of Apoteka Beograd began on Friday, the Opstanak union said.
Employment of people with disabilities falls at 18 public companies
Eighteen of the 33 public companies with more than 500 employees recorded a decline in the number of people with disabilities employed between Jan.
AI-generated music arrives in Belgrade cafes
During July, 44 percent of music released worldwide was generated with the help of artificial intelligence, while around 23 percent was created entirely by AI, Nikola Vilotić, director of the Organization of Phonogram(read more)
Raiffeisen Bank raises Serbia’s GDP growth forecast to 3.3 percent
Raiffeisen Bank has raised its forecast for Serbia’s GDP growth this year to 3.3 percent year-on-year from 2.8 percent, driven by a low base in the second half of last year, strong household consumption and an(read more)
Stada Group to invest EUR 20 million in new Hemofarm production line
Stada Group CEO Peter Goldschmidt said on Thursday that the pharmaceutical company would invest EUR 20 million next year to build a new production line at its Hemofarm plant in Vršac.
