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Matej Zakonjšek, Director of the Permanent Secretariat of the Transport Community, stated yesterday in Belgrade that Serbia is the most advanced among the six regional partners in aligning its transport legislation with(read more)

The platform Booking.com does not directly contribute to the growth of the grey economy in Serbia, but it facilitates operations for unregistered landlords by providing them with a space to advertise, said Jelena Mićić(read more)

The Belgrade Institute for the Protection of Cultural Monuments has been implicated in the General Staff building scandal, having proposed the revocation of its cultural heritage status in the same unlawful manner as(read more)

The government in Serbia is conducting a personnel purge at the Belgrade Fair company in order to secure a completely loyal management for the demolition of a large number of fair buildings in the interest of the(read more)

Farmer associations across Serbia will hold meetings over the next two days to assess the impact of the ongoing drought and define the type of assistance they expect from the state, Goran Filipović, President of the(read more)

During the summer season, seasonal workers have become the primary clients in the rental housing market in Serbia, according to real estate platform 4zida…. This content is for Osnovni members only.Register(read more)

Serbian Minister of Construction, Transport and Infrastructure Aleksandra Sofronijević stated yesterday that the manual traffic control system currently in use in the Munjino Brdo tunnel, located on the Pakrovaće–Požega(read more)

The flue gas desulfurization plant at the Nikola Tesla A (TENT A) thermal power plant in Obrenovac, which became operational in April of last year, is currently not in use due to a previously scheduled inspection(read more)

Total loans to businesses, individuals, and sole proprietors in Serbia reached approximately RSD 4,024 billion at the end of June this year, marking a 2.1% increase compared to May, the Association of Serbian Banks(read more)

The purchase price of raspberries in Serbia has increased from approximately RSD 300 to RSD 600 per kilogram, but there is a severe shortage of fruit, according to Dobrivoje Radović, President of the Association of(read more)