Naftna Industrija Srbije (NIS) has been subject to U.S. sanctions since yesterday morning Central European Time, following measures initially announced on January 10 of this year due to the company’s majority Russian(read more)
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Vučić: I will ask the Russians to talk to the Americans
President of Serbia Aleksandar Vučić stated yesterday that the enforcement of U.S. sanctions on Naftna Industrija Srbije (NIS) will impact all citizens of Serbia. In an emergency address to the public, he said the(read more)
“Fulfill all EU demands, even the humiliating ones”
Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić publicly urged yesterday Prime Minister Đuro Macut and Parliament Speaker Ana Brnabić to meet all European Union (EU) demands, no matter how humiliating they might seem, in order to(read more)
Vučić says will talk with Erdogan about drones delivered to Kosovo
Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić yesterday urged the U.N. react to Turkey’s delivery of drones to the so-called Kosovo Security Force, and Turkey to honor the principles of international public law and “elementary(read more)
Commentator: Vučić’s unconstitutional diplomacy ends in fiasco
A commentator on foreign politics, Boško Jakšić, has stated that Serbia’s diplomacy, which Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić has been unconstitutionally conducting in recent years, experienced a series of fiascos in(read more)
Bishop under fire for support to student protests
Nova daily newspaper said yesterday that the Serbian Orthodox Church (SPC) Holy Synod is investigating Bishop of Žicka Justin allegedly over his mis-management of the bishopric but actually because of his support to the(read more)
Steel plant in Smederevo faces new pressure from Brussels
The European Commission (EC) has proposed a new reduction in import quotas and an increase in tariffs on steel imports from non-EU countries, a move that could further impact the Smederevo Steel Plant, which has(read more)
Lafarge receives subsidy for cement plant near Obrenovac
Deputy Prime Minister of Serbia and Minister of Economy Adrijana Mesarović signed an agreement yesterday at the Serbian Government with the General Manager of Lafarge Serbia, Dimitrije Knjeginjić, granting subsidies for(read more)
NBS keeps key policy rate at 5.75 percent
The Executive Board of the National Bank of Serbia (NBS) decided yesterday to maintain the key policy rate at 5.75 percent, while also keeping the deposit facility rate at 4.5 percent and the lending facility rate at 7(read more)
Investment of EUR 220 million for three industrial zones
President of Serbia Aleksandar Vučić announced yesterday that the state will invest approximately EUR 220 million in the expansion of industrial zones in Leskovac, Ćuprija, and Inđija to attract foreign investors…(read more)
NALED’s Small Business Council proposes 10 priority measures to ease business operations
The Small Business Council of the National Alliance for Local Economic Development (NALED) proposed yesterday ten priority measures aimed at facilitating business operations and reducing administrative barriers for(read more)
Six stations on high-speed railway still not operational
On the same day Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić inaugurated the high-speed railway to Subotica, Railway Infrastructure of Serbia (IŽS) adopted an official document acknowledging that six station buildings along the(read more)
Nedeljnik: Has Neptune Energy buried Serbia’s lithium project?
A year after top European Union and German officials celebrated a “historic day” for Serbia in Belgrade, the issue of lithium mining in the Jadar Valley has all but vanished from headlines, Nedeljnik(read more)
Nišville begins ticket sales for next year to stay afloat
In an effort to rehire laid-off staff and prepare for the 32nd edition of the festival, the organizers of the Nišville Jazz Festival have launched early ticket sales for next year’s event, scheduled for late(read more)
