Serbian Parliament Speaker Ana Brnabić said on Monday that students taking part in university blockades and professors who support them were blaming the state for the University of Belgrade’s poor results in the(read more)
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Vučić receives credentials from five ambassadors
Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić on Monday received the credentials of newly appointed German Ambassador Anke Holstein and wished her a successful term in Belgrade.
Students, SNS supporters in five-day banner standoff in Kragujevac
For a fifth day, students and citizens’ assemblies in Kragujevac on one side and supporters of the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) on the other have been keeping round-the-clock watch beside their respective(read more)
Union seeks 15.9 percent pay rise for 150,000 public-sector employees
Public-sector employees will ask the Serbian government to increase their wages by 15.9 percent next year, Biznis.rs reported.
Italy considers Serbian tax exemption a preferential regime
The Italian tax authority has assessed that the 10-year corporate income tax exemption Serbia grants for large investment projects constitutes a preferential tax regime under Italian rules on capital gains exemptions(read more)
Businesses view Serbia’s business environment positively
Businesses view Serbia’s business environment positively, but 34 percent fear international tensions and rising energy prices, while labor availability and the efficiency of the judiciary are also concerns(read more)
Kovačević: Vučić spreads corruption and crime by touring villages and handing out what people need
Instead of state institutions addressing problems in Serbia within their jurisdictions, President Aleksandar Vučić is touring villages and giving people what they need, thereby spreading corruption, economist and(read more)
Messer Tehnogas shares reach psychological RSD 50,000 level
Serbia’s stock market recorded strong gains for a second consecutive week, driven by another jump in Messer Tehnogas shares.
Belgrade Waterfront expansion plans 558,000 square meters of space in New Belgrade
Serbia’s Spatial Planning and Urbanism Agency has opened for public review draft amendments to the Spatial Plan for the Special Purpose Area for the Belgrade Waterfront project, largely concerning the expansion of(read more)
Jovanović: Belgrade Arena most likely to be sold
Nikola Jovanović, director of the Center for Local Government, said on Monday he had information that, due to the “catastrophic state of the city’s finances and poor management,” Belgrade’s(read more)
