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Belgrade Bridges Under Siege: Police Won’t Back Down! Heard the news? Yesterday, Belgrade was on the brink of chaos! Around 1,300 people blocked 11 key locations across the city, including bridges and major traffic routes. But don’t worry, Interior Minister Ivica Dačić quickly assured everyone that all bridges are passable and the police have the…
Hey drivers in Serbia, get ready to open your wallets wider! Starting today, toll prices have jumped by about 4.3% on average per kilometer traveled. Yes, you heard that right — driving on highways from Belgrade to Niš, Novi Sad, Subotica, or Šid will now cost you a bit more. The new toll prices were…
This morning in Serbia, a whopping 3,681 people took part in blockades, but Miloš Vučević, president of the Serbian Progressive Party, isn’t giving them an inch. “They’re stealing other people’s right to move, physically attacking, and then running away at lightning speed!” Vučević told TV Pink, making it crystal clear that the blockade action was…
Here we go again! While America kicks back and celebrates Independence Day, European stock indexes are sliding down like a rollercoaster with no brakes. Frankfurt, London, Paris, and even Moscow are all seeing drops between 0.2% and 0.7%, while US markets are closed for the holiday. But wait, there’s more – investors are sweating over…
Germany is in trouble, and you might not even realize it! In May, German factory orders fell by 1.4% month-on-month, despite rising external demand. Yes, you read that right! The main culprit? A staggering 17.7% drop in orders for computer, electronic, and optical equipment! That’s not a small number — it’s like someone suddenly cutting…
Imagine this: students in Serbia are announcing blockades in all major cities! Belgrade, Novi Sad, Niš, Kragujevac – all on their feet due to protests that have lasted for eight months. State Secretary Ivan Bosnjak is concerned but insists that one person’s freedom must not limit another’s. Sounds wise, but what happens when students take…
Air France-KLM, the Franco-Dutch airline group, is gearing up to boost its stake in the Scandinavian airline SAS from nearly 20% to a whopping 60.5%, making it the majority owner and officially folding SAS into its group. This takeover, pending regulatory approval and expected to close in the second half of the year, marks a…
Reconciliation or Just Another Political Show? Usame Zukorlić, the man who paints himself as a champion of reconciliation and regional cooperation, is back in the spotlight. This time, he met with German Bundestag member Peter Bayer from the CDU and, of course, stressed the importance of Belgrade and Sarajevo finally “sitting at the same table”…
EPS has decided to change the payment reference numbers for households in Belgrade starting from June. Yes, you read that right — a new reference number every month! The last four digits of the reference number now represent the year and month of the billing period, so for example, the June bill will have a…
Vučić and Danish Ambassador: Serbia as a Reliable Partner in the Region and Europe Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić met today with the Ambassador of the Kingdom of Denmark, Pernille Daler Kardel. The meeting focused on enhancing political dialogue, strengthening economic cooperation, and attracting new investments to Serbia. Vučić highlighted on Instagram that Serbia is ready…
