The Serbian government has adopted a regulation governing the use of drones.
Category - Highlighted
Regional truckers threaten EU border blockades on Sept. 1
Representatives of transport associations from Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH), Serbia, Montenegro and North Macedonia will stage protests at borders with European Union (EU) countries if the European Commission does not(read more)
Australia’s Bindi Metals reports high-grade gold results in western Serbia
Australian company Bindi Metals said it had completed its first exploration drilling program at the Ravni project in southwestern Serbia, with initial results confirming high gold and silver grades at several(read more)
Burger King coming to Serbia, hiring for Belgrade restaurant
Job advertisements for positions at fast-food chain Burger King have been posted on recruitment websites, N1 reported.
Wildfires burned area equivalent to 72,000 soccer fields in Serbia over 20 years
Fires have been consuming forests and vegetation across Serbia for days, leaving thousands of hectares of scorched land in their wake.
Serbia pays 73 percent of fourth Rafale installment six months early
Citing unnamed sources, Radar reported that on July 27, Serbia paid RSD 58.7 billion (EUR 500 million) from the state budget, covering most of the fourth installment for the purchase of 12 Rafale multirole fighter jets.
Montenegro government withdraws approval for Luštica Development borrowing from Alta Bank
To obtain a EUR 15 million loan from Belgrade-based Alta Bank at a fixed interest rate of 7.5 percent, Montenegrin company Luštica Development was required to register a pledge in favor of the bank that would give it(read more)
Air Serbia to launch Niš flights to Vienna, Malta after Ryanair withdrawal
Air Serbia will introduce direct flights from Niš Constantine the Great Airport to Vienna and Malta from Oct. 25, following Ryanair’s decision several days ago to suspend flights to those destinations during the(read more)
Radar: State sold Energoprojekt stake three days after court ruling
Three days after the 2017 takeover of Energoprojekt shares was declared unlawful, the state’s stake was sold at less than one-third of the price offered nine years ago, but the court ruling did not become known(read more)
