The Serbian parliament yesterday passed laws on crude oil, natural gas, and mandatory oil, oil derivatives, and gas reserves.
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Serbia considers BRICS Development Bank membership in 2026
Minister without portfolio Nenad Popović held talks yesterday with Andrey Bokarev, Director General of the regional center of the BRICS New Development Bank (NDB), regarding the possibility of Serbia joining the NDB in(read more)
Train service from Belgrade to Budapest to begin on February 20
The Hungarian government plans to open the Budapest–Belgrade railway line for traffic on February 20, 2026, announced Hungary’s Minister of Transport János Lázár, according to the German-language Budapester Zeitung(read more)
Fewer job opportunities for persons with disabilities
Persons with disabilities in Serbia have been offered fewer job opportunities this year compared to the previous two years, according to a report published yesterday by the specialized job-search portal Infostud on the(read more)
Withdrawn annex for high-speed rail project included USD 2.65 mn higher amount
The fifth annex to the commercial contract with the Chinese consortium for the reconstruction of the railway from Novi Sad to the Hungarian border, which the Government of Serbia withdrew in September, stipulated costs(read more)
5G signal launched in Serbia
The Regulatory Agency for Electronic Communications and Postal Services (RATEL) formally granted licenses yesterday for the use of 5G technology to Telekom Srbija, Yettel, and A1 Srbija.
APR: EPS the most successful economic entity in Serbia
The most successful economic entity in Serbia in 2024 was Elektroprivreda Srbije (EPS), which ranked as the most profitable company, recorded the highest operating revenues, and held the most valuable financial(read more)
Declining yield trend and investor interest fluctuations in government bonds
The Serbian government raised RSD 5.98 billion through the sale of ten-and-a-half-year government bonds at an auction held last week, Nedeljnik reports.
Deadline expired for removal of protection from General Staff buildings
The deadline for the Republic Geodetic Authority and the Republic Institute for the Protection of Cultural Monuments to remove protective status from the buildings of the General Staff and the Ministry of Defence has(read more)
Portion of PKB land transferred free of charge for National Stadium
Nine cadastral parcels in Surčin have been transferred from the former PKB Corporation to state ownership without compensation, for the purpose of constructing the National Stadium, N1 reports.
