Engineer Zoran Đajić, who was involved in the reconstruction of the Novi Sad Railway Station, stated yesterday that the authorities have yet to release documentation regarding the selection of subcontractors by the(read more)
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Farmers claim regime is transporting tractors to Belgrade
The Initiative for the Survival of Serbian Farmers warned yesterday that efforts are underway to “recruit and pay farmers loyal to the ruling party” to bring their tractors to Belgrade on March 15, the date(read more)
First use of force against protesting Belgrade students
Gendarmerie troopers in riot gear used shields and batons against students in Belgrade last night for the first time since they began their protests some three months ago, N1 reported…. This content is for Osnovni(read more)
Vučić: Protesters will try to take Parliament, RTS, Constitutional Court on March 15
Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić has said that protesters at a large demonstration called for March 15 in Belgrade would attempt to carry out a revolution and takeover the National Assembly, the Serbian Broadcasting(read more)
Protesting students say interim gov’t not in their domain
The protesting students of the Faculty of Dramatic Arts said in a press release yesterday that the formation of an interim government was not and should not be in their domain…. This content is for Osnovni members(read more)
University, high school students from several cities begin march to belgrade protest
A group of some 600 university students from Čačak, Užice and Kraljevo and graduating year pupils of Čacak high schools yesterday left the town on foot for the protest in Belgrade scheduled for March 15…. This(read more)
Foreign trade deficit increased by one-fifth last year
Serbia’s foreign trade deficit rose by 19.9% in 2024, reaching EUR 9.865 billion, according to the latest edition of the Macroeconomic Analyses and Trends (MAT) bulletin…. This content is for Osnovni members(read more)
Serbia’s largest creditor at end of January was Eurobond investors
Serbia’s public debt amounted to EUR 39.01 billion at the end of January, with the largest creditors being Eurobond investors, to whom the country owed EUR 10.31 billion, according to data from the Public Debt(read more)
Serbia takes EUR 128 mn loan for Požarevac-Golubac expressway
Serbia will take on an additional RSD 15 billion, or approximately EUR 128 million, in debt to finance the construction of the Požarevac-Golubac expressway, exceeding the originally planned budget for the project by EUR(read more)
PMC Gradnja allegedly offered EUR 20,000 to residents of Jakub Kuburovic barracks to vacate
Residents of the former Jakub Kuburović barracks in Zemun, which has not been owned by the Ministry of Defense for nearly a decade but by the state-owned company Jugoimport SDPR and its subsidiary PMC Gradnja, claim(read more)
