Students in blockade on Wednesday, marking International Youth Day, called on citizens to help them by signing up as election monitors, joining local students and citizens’ assemblies, or talking to people around(read more)
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KFOR adjusts presence due to ‘improved security situation’
NATO confirmed on Wednesday that it had begun adjusting the presence and deployment of its KFOR peacekeeping mission in Kosovo, citing an “improved security situation.” It also said the process was(read more)
European Alliance official: Serbia interfered in Montenegro’s elections
European Alliance official Miloš Đuričković said Serbian National Assembly President Ana Brnabić’s statement that Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić had helped the Montenegrin authorities come to power amounted to(read more)
KRIK: Anti-Corruption Agency scrutinizes Goran Vesić’s assets
The Agency for the Prevention of Corruption has launched an extraordinary review of the assets of Goran Vesić, a former construction minister and one of those indicted over the collapse of a canopy in Novi Sad that(read more)
Trains to stop in Novi Sad again after nearly two years
A railway stop on Rumenački Put, which is intended to ease pressure on the station in Petrovaradin, will be completed within a month at the latest, Novi Sad Mayor Žarko Mićin said on Wednesday.
Kostolac wind farm nearly two years behind schedule
The Kostolac wind farm, a project worth nearly EUR 145 million and financed primarily through a loan from German development bank KfW, was due to become operational in October 2024 but is still not generating(read more)
Serbia plans new loan for Danube Corridor
Serbia plans to borrow an additional RSD 5 billion for the Danube Corridor, which will connect Belgrade with Golubac in the east of the country.
Radar: Belgrade Fair assets undervalued by EUR 59 million
The actual value of 42 plots and 44 buildings at the Belgrade Fair, which recently became the property of Sava Properties 2026, is as much as EUR 59 million higher than their appraised value.
Messer Tehnogas lifts Belex15 to top global ranking
Belex15, the benchmark index of the Belgrade Stock Exchange, was the world’s best-performing index on Wednesday based on its five-day gain, which amounted to 5.36 percent from Aug.
Belgrade-based Jasmin expands in North Macedonia
Belgrade-based perfume retailer Jasmin plans to take control of Jasmin Parfimerija in Skopje, which is wholly owned by Matoss Grupa, Forbes Srbija reported.
