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Data from the Energy Flux portal show that electricity imports in Serbia rose sharply in October compared to September, while exports were virtually nonexistent, reports Danas…. This content is for Osnovni members(read more)

Minister of Construction, Transport, and Infrastructure Aleksandra Sofronijević stated yesterday that citizen registration under the newly adopted Law on the Registration of Property Rights is expected to begin around(read more)

Sales of new vehicles in Serbia recorded a significant increase during the first three quarters of this year, in contrast to most European countries, where the market is either slowing or declining, the Serbian(read more)

Naftna Industrija Srbije (NIS) initiated the sale of its regional subsidiaries two years ago, but the process has recently been halted due to U.S. sanctions, reports Danas. … This content is for Osnovni members(read more)

Despite simultaneous pressure from U.S. sanctions imposed on Naftna Industrija Srbije (NIS) and the European Union’s announcement of a potential ban on the transit of Russian gas, Serbia’s oil and gas supply is not(read more)

Despite a challenging global environment and ongoing geopolitical risks, the economies of Central, Eastern, and Southeastern Europe (CESEE) continue to demonstrate relatively robust growth…. This content is for(read more)

For the construction of the National Stadium, the Serbian government bought land in the municipality of Surčin from two companies based in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) at a price thirteen times higher than what it had(read more)

Major retail chains across Serbia are preparing to shut down stores nationwide as a direct consequence of government-imposed trade margin caps…. This content is for Osnovni members only.Register Already a member(read more)

Minister of Domestic and Foreign Trade Jagoda Lazarević stated yesterday, following a meeting with producers and suppliers at the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Serbia (PKS), that they continue to face pressure(read more)

Asaf Eisin, an Israeli political propagandist who has worked with Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić for over two decades, coordinated a strategic media campaign for Rio Tinto at the height of the 2021 protests against(read more)