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Serbian digital agency New Look has joined the Automattic for Agencies partner program and has been included in the WordPress.com Development Services Directory maintained by Automattic…. This content is for(read more)

Finance Minister Siniša Mali said on Wednesday that Europe was not facing temporary crises but lasting changes that require a different approach to economic policy…. This content is for Osnovni members only(read more)

Workers of Belgrade’s public transport company GSP, trade unions and professional associations on Wednesday submitted requests to Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić, including a demand to suspend the tender for a(read more)

Because of the Expo 2027 project, students living in Block 2, Wing F of the Studentski Grad student residence will be forced to leave their dormitories without any guarantee of alternative accommodation, students(read more)

The Associated Press (AP) has published an in-depth feature from Arilje in southwestern Serbia, describing the town as a raspberry capital whose reputation extends far beyond the country’s borders…. This(read more)

Economist and Columbia University professor Jeffrey Sachs said that U.S. sanctions imposed on Serbian oil company NIS due to its majority Russian ownership are unlawful and that the United States should not determine(read more)

A total of 1,668 companies in Serbia paid gross salaries exceeding RSD 656,425 last year, the highest contribution assessment base and the equivalent of five times the average wage, according to an analysis based on(read more)

State-owned freight rail operator Srbija Kargo plans to lay off 424 employees by the end of June as part of restructuring and business adjustment measures, Danas reported, citing a document submitted to trade(read more)

As many as 89 percent of Generation Z respondents in Serbia want to work in an environment where they can speak freely about workplace problems, while 86 percent believe it is important for employers to communicate(read more)

The Center for Investigative Journalism of Serbia (CINS) said it had identified more than 200 companies working on the EXPO 2027 project, including firms backed by associates and relatives of people from criminal(read more)