Chinese company Xingyu Automotive Lighting Systems plans to invest EUR 77 million in a new automotive lighting plant in Niš, with EUR 8.2 million in state incentives, and the project envisages hiring at least 100(read more)
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Russia’s Fix Price opens first five stores in Serbia
Retail chain Fix Price said on Thursday it had opened its first five stores in Serbia, including three in Belgrade and two in Novi Sad.
Engine fan blade shatters window on Ryanair plane
An engine fan blade broke off on a Ryanair flight and fragments shattered an aircraft window shortly after takeoff from Greece last month, causing the head of a passenger from Serbia to be pulled through the window(read more)
Serbian sunflower growers threaten protest over purchase price
Sunflower growers in Serbia are dissatisfied with an offered advance purchase price of RSD 40 per kilogram and are threatening to protest unless buyers raise it.
Serbia adopts agriculture strategy through 2034
The Serbian government adopted the Agriculture and Rural Development Strategy for 2026-2034 on Thursday.
More than 1 million square meters of commercial space vacant in Belgrade
More than 1 million square meters of commercial space in Belgrade is vacant, Serbian public broadcaster RTS reported.
Serbian citizens own most yachts registered under Montenegrin flag
According to the latest data from Montenegro’s Maritime Safety and Port Management Administration, 576 yachts were registered on the Montenegrin coast as of August 12.
Serbia’s inflation slows to 1.9 percent in July
Serbia’s year-on-year inflation slowed to 1.9 percent in July, largely due to a significant decline in fresh fruit and vegetable prices, according to data from the Statistical Office of the Republic of Serbia(read more)
Low Danube water levels hamper power generation
Mining and Energy Minister Dubravka Đedović Handanović said on Wednesday that the Danube’s water level was at a historic low, as was electricity generation at the Iron Gate hydropower plant, but that the system(read more)
CRTA: Vučić appeared live on television 49 times in 11 days of August
The non-governmental organization Center for Research, Transparency and Accountability (CRTA) said on Wednesday that Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić had appeared live on television 49 times in the first 11 days of(read more)
