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Serbia Issues 2,751 Building Permits in July, Up 8.6% Year on Year
Residential projects drove the increase, with 4,292 apartments reported and a heavy regional tilt toward Belgrade and Zl...
Zaječar's 18-Year Bus PPP Stalled by 12th Legal Challenge in Year-Long Tender
Zaječar's year-old tender for an 18-year bus transport PPP has been halted again by a 12th rights-protection complaint, ...
How a Move from Arizona to Serbia Cut One Consultant's Costs by 60% and Raised Her Income
Daria Ershova left a $42,000 job in the US to freelance from Belgrade, where her rent is $650 and she now earns $54,000....
EU Regulators Target AI Pricing Algorithms, With Serbian Law Adding Criminal Penalties
From a UK hotel-chain probe to jail terms for executives in Serbia, the legal net around algorithmic pricing is tighteni...
Kokeza and Babović Linked to Genesis Capital as DK Acquisition Snaps Up Belgrade Block 26 Project for 1.1bn Dinars
A newly formed company has bought the bankrupt Genesis Capital, gaining a 2005 joint-construction agreement in New Belgr...
Serbia and Ukraine Pledge Free Trade Deal and Energy Cooperation in Historic Visit
Presidents Vucic and Zelenskiy aim to finalize a free trade agreement by year-end, unblocking Serbia’s WTO bid, while ba...
Serbian Anti-Corruption Body Blocked from Examining Belgrade Waterfront Finances
The Council's report highlights systemic government obstruction, linking opacity over flagship projects to public protes...
Serbian Students Still Choose Psychology and Medicine Over Engineering Despite Labor Market Gaps
Enrollment data from Serbia’s first university admission round shows psychology, medicine, and management remain top cho...
Novi Sad Canopy Collapse: Ten Questions the Trial Must Answer
A Serbian court is still preparing to hear the Novi Sad station canopy collapse that killed 16. Ten key questions show w...
US Treasury Extends MOL's NIS Talks License With Gazprom Neft to Aug 28
OFAC has extended Hungary's MOL authorization to negotiate the purchase of Serbia's NIS from Gazprom Neft until August 2...
Serbian President Vucic Reaffirms Opposition to Russia Sanctions, Hails Russian Tourists
President Aleksandar Vučić reiterated Serbia's refusal to impose sanctions on Russia while a minister confirmed Russians...