Crude oil shipments through the Adriatic pipeline to NIS’s refinery in Pančevo were suspended on Friday following damage to a section between Sisak and Slavonski Brod in Croatia, but Croatian oil pipeline operator(read more)
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Šoškić calls for direct talks with Russian owners over NIS
Dejan Šoškić, a representative of the Student List, told Serbian public broadcaster RTS that a solution for Serbian oil company NIS, which is under U.S. sanctions because of its majority Russian ownership, should be(read more)
Marinković seeks annulment of Vučić’s pardon decisions
Tanasije Marinković, a professor at the University of Belgrade Faculty of Law and a member of the informal Commission of Inquiry investigating responsibility for the collapse of the canopy in Novi Sad, submitted an(read more)
Čupić and Šćepanović emerge as possible Student List candidates for parliament speaker
Students at the University of Belgrade’s Faculty of Transport and Traffic Engineering have proposed professor Aleksandar Čupić for speaker of the National Assembly, while professor Katarina Šćepanović has also(read more)
Euronews Adria summit in Belgrade postponed after widespread participant cancellations
The Euronews Adria summit in Belgrade has been postponed until next year after numerous scheduled participants canceled their attendance, organizers announced on Monday, saying the decision was also based on an(read more)
Branko Ružić to establish new social democratic party
Former Socialist Party of Serbia Vice President Branko Ružić announced on Monday an initiative to establish a new political party, Crvena linija – socijaldemokrate (Red Line – Social Democrats), with a social democratic(read more)
Alta banka loses RSD 16.67 billion in deposits in two days, public sector held a quarter of deposits
Alta banka saw RSD 16.67 billion, or 8.47 percent of its deposits, withdrawn in just two days, October 28 and 29, according to a National Bank of Serbia (NBS) decision to revoke its banking license, reviewed by(read more)
RBI to retain Addiko banks in Serbia, Bosnia and Montenegro after Alta banka loses license
Austria’s Raiffeisen Bank International (RBI) said it expects to retain Addiko banks in Serbia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, and Montenegro after the National Bank of Serbia revoked the banking license of Alta banka(read more)
Student List pledges swift measures to stabilize Idea retail chain
Serbia’s new government will urgently, responsibly and transparently present measures to stabilize the operations of Idea markets and protect all participants in the supply chain once it is formed, the Student(read more)
Fiscal Council: Model of attracting investment with cheap labor has run its course
Serbia’s existing model of attracting foreign investment, based on cheap labor and government subsidies, has effectively run its course, Fiscal Council member Slobodan Minić told Serbian public broadcaster RTS(read more)
EY forecasts Serbia’s GDP growth at 3.2 percent in 2026, new government’s policies uncertain
Serbia’s economic growth could reach 3.2 percent in 2026 and approximately 3 percent in 2027, driven mainly by consumption, but the outlook will depend on the new government’s economic policies and the(read more)
Nikolić: Maintaining high economic growth is imperative for Serbia’s new government
The Student List’s proposal to increase Serbia’s spending on science and research to 2 percent of GDP could require an additional EUR 1 billion annually, but without monitoring economic outcomes, there is a(read more)
Poštanska štedionica halts new youth housing loan applications after reaching quota
Banka Poštanska štedionica has temporarily suspended new applications for subsidized housing loans for young people after approved loans and applications under review reached its available quota of EUR 440 million(read more)
Australia’s MDI acquires Serbian copper and gold exploration project previously backed by Rio Tinto
Australian mining company Middle Island Resources (MDI) has acquired the Majdanpek West copper and gold exploration project in eastern Serbia from Raiden Resources, a project previously involving Rio Tinto, according to(read more)
Belex15 rises to highest level since 2008
The Belex15 index of the most liquid stocks rose 1.5 percent last week to 1,401.4 points, its highest level since 2008, brokerage Momentum Securities said in its weekly stock market review.
Estonia’s PLG Group acquires Serbian ticketing company Ticket Vision
Estonia’s PLG Group, one of the leading ticketing companies in Central and Eastern Europe and the Baltic states, announced on Monday that it had acquired 100 percent of Serbian company Ticket Vision, owner of the(read more)
CAR:GO seeks 500 taxi permits in Belgrade
CAR:GO Taxi has submitted a request to the City of Belgrade’s Secretariat for Public Transport for permission to add 500 taxis to its fleet, announcing plans to hire 1,000 drivers if it receives approval from city(read more)
Submerged Roman fortress near Golubac reconstructed using 3D technology
The Roman fortress of Čezava, near Golubac, most of which was submerged during the construction of the Iron Gate 1 hydroelectric power plant in the 1970s, has been reconstructed in three dimensions using modern(read more)
