Minister of Mining and Energy Dubravka Đedović Handanović announced yesterday that Gazprom, the majority owner of Naftna Industrija Srbije (NIS), has submitted a request to the Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) of(read more)
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SANU and thousands of experts urge protection of Belgrade Fair and General Staff complex
The Serbian Academy of Sciences and Arts (SANU), along with several thousand professionals, scientific institutions, and associations from Serbia and abroad who have signed the Declaration on the Fate of the Belgrade(read more)
Šoškić, Tomanović, Bodiroga among candidates on university student list
The student electoral list of the University of Novi Sad for the upcoming parliamentary elections has been finalized, Vreme weekly reports, adding that the candidate list of the University of Belgrade is still being(read more)
Protesters warn gov’t not to demolish General Staff buildings in Belgrade
A protest called “We Are a Human Wall” was held in front of the General Staff complex in downtown Belgrade yesterday, where protesters warned that they would not “stand by and watch” the(read more)
Armistice Day marked in Serbia.
Armistice Day, which remembers the anniversary of the Nov….
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Christopher Hill begins testimony as defense of Hashim Thaci
Christopher Hill, until recently the U.S….
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Hundreds of jobs at risk in Serbia’s state-owned arms industry amid export ban
The wave of layoffs that began this autumn in Serbia’s private sector is now spreading to state-owned arms and ammunition factories, where lists of workers to be declared redundant are being drawn up, said Ranka Savić(read more)
Handelsblatt: Vučić’s arbitrary policies threaten survival of foreign retail chains in Serbia
Foreign retail chains in Serbia are increasingly struggling with the arbitrary decisions of President Aleksandar Vučić, which could ultimately drive them out of the country, while questions are being raised over how(read more)
European Parliament to vote on extension of trade preferences for Western Balkans
The European Parliament will vote tomorrow on a proposal to extend trade preferences for the Western Balkans until 2030, according to a notice published on the institution’s official website…. This content is for(read more)
Carbon tax in Serbia set at EUR 4 per tonne in dinar equivalent
Ahead of the full implementation of the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) in the European Union on January 1, 2026, Serbia has prepared two draft laws regulating this area, both of which have entered(read more)
