The tourism sector in Serbia, after years of steady growth, faced a decline in 2025 in both domestic and international arrivals and overnight stays....
Aleksandar Vučić has announced that early parliamentary elections will be held in 2026, stating that the timing will depend on the completion of key...
Founded in 1961, the (EDS) is the official student organisation of the European People’s Party, bringing together politically engaged students from across Europe to debate, draft,...
City authorities say the move follows public-private partnership regulations, while critics warn it could weaken equal access to medicines and essential pharmacy services across...
Serbia has reached an agreement to secure its natural gas supply until March 31, 2026, President Aleksandar Vučić announced. Speaking after presenting employment contracts...
The Republic Pension and Disability Insurance Fund (PIO) announced that starting January 1, 2026, women in Serbia will be eligible for retirement at 64...
Designed to allow the demolition of the modernist building, once protected as a cultural monument, the law has been widely criticized for violating constitutional...
The EU’s 2025 Enlargement Reports aren’t just political documents — they’re market signals. They shape investor confidence, regulatory timelines, cross-border financing, and the future...
Inside the Regional Giant Redefining Logistics, Distribution and Growth
For a company spread across three continents and operating in some of the most fragmented markets...
Hit the Energy Wall Washington said no. Moscow won’t sell. And now Serbia’s biggest refinery is going dark.
For years, Serbia treated its energy sector...
You don’t come to Gostuša by accident. The road that climbs toward the village coils through Stara Planina like it’s thinking twice. Then, suddenly,...
