UAE-based technology giant Yango Group is set to open a central data center in Serbia, according to reports from Arab media outlets….
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Air Serbia launches direct Belgrade–Tbilisi route
The national carrier Air Serbia has launched a direct flight route between Belgrade and Tbilisi, the company announced yesterday….
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Niš public companies and institutions spend millions on restaurants, gifts, and hotels
Public companies and institutions in the city of Niš spent RSD 4 million on representation and hospitality services during the first five months of this year, according to a report by Južne vesti…. This content is(read more)
More than a third of online shoppers have fallen for a scam at least once
The latest Visa Stay Secure 2025 survey, conducted by the company on a sample of 5,800 people from 17 countries across Eastern Europe, the Middle East, and Africa, revealed that nearly all respondents believe they can(read more)
Russia conditions long-term gas deal on halting Serbian ammunition exports to Ukraine
Russia is allegedly leveraging its gas supply as a political tool in its relations with Serbia, with diplomatic sources telling Demostat that the signing of a long-term agreement between Srbijagas and Gazprom has been(read more)
Majority of Serbian citizens blame U.S. for NIS situation
A significant portion of Serbian citizens—45 percent—hold the United States responsible for the uncertain future of Naftna Industrija Srbije (NIS), according to a survey conducted by Lidington Research…. This(read more)
Christopher Hill: Eu should promptly accept all in Western Balkans
The former U.S. ambassador to Serbia, Christopher Hill, said in Prague yesterday that it would be best if the European Union did not focus on “chapters” and “clusters” in the process of its enlargement, but rather(read more)
Poll: Majority of citizens against Serbia’s EU membership
The majority of Serbian citizens are still against the country’s membership in the European Union, but they do believe that the EU is and should remain the main economic partner, according to the results of the latest(read more)
European Commission welcomes Vučić’s visit to Ukraine
The European Commission (EC) has welcomed Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić’s visit to Ukraine, calling it “an important signal,” EC spokesman Markus Lammert stated yesterday…. This content is for Osnovni(read more)
Vučević: Arrest of Dean in Novi Sad unrelated to blockades
Serbian Progressive Party President Milos Vučević said yesterday that the arrest of Novi Sad Faculty of Medicine Dean Snezana Brkić “has nothing to do with the blockades.” “A comprehensive cross(read more)
