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Serbian Driver Fined and Car Seized Over BlaBlaCar Cost-Sharing

A Serbian driver has been fined and had his car seized for 90 days after traffic authorities determined that sharing travel costs with a...

Back to School: When School Supplies Become a Status Symbol

The start of the school year has increasingly become a season of shopping rather than simply a return to the classroom. New notebooks, pencil...

Serbia Faces Pressure on Electricity Prices Amid Rising Energy Costs

Speaking in Kragujevac, Đedović Handanović said Serbia has sufficient reserves of petroleum products, which have doubled over the past four years, but warned that...

Serbian Education Unions Demand Higher Salaries

Serbia’s education unions are calling on the government to honour previously agreed commitments and introduce further salary increases for teachers and other education workers. Representatives...

Belgrade Marks 65 Years of the Non-Aligned Movement

Belgrade hosted a high-level commemorative meeting on September 1 marking the 65th anniversary of the First Conference of the Non-Aligned Movement, bringing together heads...

NALED Launches Serbia’s First Public Database Of Social Enterprises

The database aims to increase the visibility of these businesses and make it easier for them to connect with citizens, companies, the public sector...

Digital Textbooks Could Make Education More Affordable in Serbia

Digital textbooks can significantly reduce the costs associated with printing, paper, storage and distribution. Unlike printed books, electronic materials can also be updated more...

EBRD Provides €26.4 Million to Support Closure of Landfills in Serbia

The funding is intended to help Serbia address the country’s long-standing landfill problem, including the remediation and closure of sites that no longer meet...

Supplement Culture – Where Should We Draw the Line?

The period of the COVID-19 pandemic may have contributed to a broader change in the way people think about their health. The pandemic pushed...

Belgrade’s Deligradska Street to Be Better Connected to Prokop Station

The planned works are aimed at increasing the capacity of the street and improving traffic flow, particularly around one of the busiest parts of...

Slovenia’s My Voice, My Choice Launches Global Campaign Against Online Harassment

The Love Only campaign, launched by Slovenia’s 8 March Institute, invites volunteers to stand behind journalists, activists, researchers and...

Slovenia Launches eLastovka App to Strengthen Consular Protection Abroad

Developed by the Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs of Slovenia, the app enables users to receive push notifications in...

End of an Era: Renault Clio Production Concludes in Slovenia

Renault has officially ended production of the Clio at its Revoz plant in Novo Mesto, bringing to a close one of...

Serbia Must Keep Pace With AI Revolution

At the opening of the 21st World Congress of Economists in Belgrade, Serbian President said the country must move in step with...

Women In Serbia’s ICT Sector Earn 16% Less Than Men 

The findings highlight one of the key challenges facing Serbia’s rapidly expanding information and communications technology industry. While the sector...
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