British specialist publication The Fintech Times published an analysis identifying Serbia and Belgrade as a potential new fintech hub in Southeast Europe.
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Pet-friendly accommodation increasingly available in Serbia
The supply of pet-friendly accommodation in Serbia has increased significantly in recent years and represents one of the fastest-growing segments of tourism, Slobodan Mišić of the specialized portal Pet Friendly Hoteli(read more)
NBS keeps key interest rate at 5.75 percent
The Executive Board of the National Bank of Serbia (NBS) decided on Thursday to keep the key interest rate at 5.75 percent and to leave the deposit facility rate at 4.5 percent and the lending facility rate at 7 percent.
Expert group on diverting Ibar River to be formed next week
An expert group that will consider diverting the course of the Ibar River will be formed next week, Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić said on Thursday, commenting on negative reactions from Europe and Priština to his(read more)
Rama says Ukraine is wrong on Kosovo
Ukraine is wrong on Kosovo, but its right to freedom remains indisputable, Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama said.
Vučević: Elections less than 100 days away, all political actors should accept the result
Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) President and Serbian presidential adviser for regional affairs Miloš Vučević said on Thursday he believed Serbia was less than 100 days away from elections and called on all political(read more)
Vučić announces large rallies in Užice and Novi Sad
Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić said on Thursday that he had scheduled large public rallies in Užice and Novi Sad.
“West trying to use terror to force Serbs to recognize so-called Kosovo”
Career diplomat Zoran Milivojević said on Thursday that Western centers of power, led by NATO, were tolerating what he described as a policy of ethnic cleansing against Serbs carried out by the interim Priština(read more)
UIRR urges Brussels to intervene over planned Balkan rail upgrades
The International Union for Road-Rail Combined Transport (UIRR) expressed concern over the possible simultaneous closure of two main rail corridors between Turkey and Central and Western Europe due to major(read more)
EPS awards EUR 1.2 million repair contract after fire at Kostolac power plant
Serbian state-owned utility Elektroprivreda Srbije (EPS) awarded a contract worth RSD 142 million (about EUR 1.2 million) for the supply and installation of equipment needed after a fire knocked Unit A2 at the Kostolac(read more)
