Republican Congressmen Joe Wilson and Keith Self sent a letter to the US Treasury Department on Friday opposing further sanctions relief for Serbian oil company NIS, Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty (RFE/RL) reported.
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Serbia–Romania gas link to break ground next year
Caretaker Minister Minister of Mining and Energy Dubravka Đedović Handanović said on Monday that tender procedures for a new gas interconnector between Serbia and Romania are expected to be launched soon, with(read more)
Aleksandar Vučić hands over presidential duties to Ana Brnabić
Aleksandar Vučić, who resigned as president of Serbia on Sunday evening, handed over his duties on Monday morning to National Assembly Speaker Ana Brnabić, who will serve as acting president.
REM Council fails to agree on monitoring Informer TV during election campaign
Informer TV will not be included in the monitoring conducted by Serbia’s Regulatory Authority for Electronic Media (REM).
RIK: Serbia has designated 8,210 polling stations so far
Republic Electoral Commission (RIK) Chairman Vladimir Dimitrijević said that 8,210 polling stations have so far been designated in Serbia for the snap parliamentary election in October.
Kreni-Promeni alleges Šapić assaulted its councilor
The Kreni-Promeni movement claimed on social media on Monday evening that Belgrade Mayor Aleksandar Šapić assaulted its councilor Tanja Mićić in New Belgrade, breaking her nose.
Wizz Air expected to retain Belgrade base during winter season
Low-cost carrier Wizz Air is expected to retain its base at Belgrade Nikola Tesla Airport throughout the upcoming 2026/27 winter season, which runs from October 25 to March 27, EX-YU Aviation News has learned from(read more)
Bulgargaz EAD obtains natural gas trading license in Serbia
Bulgarian company Bulgargaz EAD announced that the Energy Agency of Serbia has granted it a license to engage in wholesale natural gas trading in Serbia for a period of 10 years.
Euro-denominated corporate borrowing costs rise, with further increases expected
Serbian businesses paid higher interest rates on foreign currency loans in August, primarily due to the European Central Bank’s (ECB) benchmark interest rate increase in June, with borrowing costs expected to rise(read more)
TRB announces plans to open production facility in Loznica
Tehnički remont Bratunac (TRB), a company based in the town of Bratunac in eastern Republika Srpska, has announced plans to open a new production facility in Loznica, Serbia, and sell a significant number of armored(read more)
BELEX15 index edges lower
The Belgrade Stock Exchange’s blue-chip BELEX15 index fell 0.2 percent last week to 1,371.1 points, brokerage Momentum Securities said in its weekly market review.
Developer behind Belgrade wall collapse site reported loss last year
Soka Hill Investment, the developer of a residential complex at a construction site between Braće Jerkovića and Vojvode Vlahovića streets in Belgrade, where a retaining wall collapsed on September 23, reported a loss of(read more)
Deadline for electric vehicle subsidies extended
The deadline for submitting applications for subsidies to purchase new electric vehicles has been extended from September 30 to December 1, according to a decision published in the Official Gazette.
Climate change reshapes fruit growing in Serbia
Climate change is having a predominantly negative impact on Serbian agriculture, including fruit production, but is also creating opportunities to cultivate fruit species that previously could not thrive in the(read more)
