The director of Srbijagas, Dušan Bajatović, confirmed that tonight the final talks between the law offices representing the Serbian Oil Industry and the American offices of OFAC will be held.
The association for consumer protection "Effectiva" has announced that it is starting a campaign to boycott individual chains, and the first on the list is "Delez".
With the proposed amendments to the Law on Higher Education, the state will allocate an additional 12 billion dinars for higher education, and students will have the right to refund half of the tuition fees, announced Ana Brnabić
"If he doesn't find a bank that wants to do business with him, closing the account means that NIS would stop working," economist Goran Radosavljević told Vreme.
Citizens of Serbia can breathe a sigh of relief - the introduction of the ETIAS system, which was supposed to introduce new procedures for entering the Schengen zone, has been postponed until further notice
The departure of the Italian company "Benneton" from Niš brings uncertainty not only for the workers, but also for the future use of the land. Experts point out that the current urban plans do not foresee residential construction, and the presence of archaeological sites further complicates potential investments.
Serbia is joining the global trend of implementing artificial intelligence (AI) in business processes. Experts point out that the key word is retraining
The company "Johnson Electric" in Niš will have to return close to one million euros in subsidies, which it received from the Serbian state in order to encourage employment
Numerous closed-door meetings are underway, and the question is whether any of them will produce a solution to the US sanctions against the NIS, which are set to take effect on February 25. What was the outcome of the meeting between Sergej Lavrov and Marko Đurić
According to the 2016 contract, Johnson Electric was supposed to have at least 2.400 new employees, but things have changed over time. Just a few days ago, about 300 workers of this factory received a proposal for mutual termination of the employment contract
The WindRunner is supposed to be the largest airplane ever built. Why is it being designed and when could its construction begin?
The president of the Executive Board, Generali Dragan Filipović, was crucified by the regime media with the accusation that he "wants to destroy the state" because he published a photo from the student protests. Neither the Chamber of Commerce of Serbia nor the Association of Insurers of Serbia came to his protection
Amendments to the special law, the lex specialis, for the construction of the "Expo 2027" complex are currently in the Parliament of Serbia and are awaiting the first session of the next parliament in order to be adopted. What is written in them and why do they cause great doubt among experts
According to Mayor Šapić, Belgrade will have 150 trams, a new fleet and better conditions for public transport workers.
Telekom bought 100 percent of the shares in the company Eon TV and certain rights, licenses and other assets related to Sportklub channels, for which it paid 652 million euros from the Serbian budget.
After "Benetton", both "Johnson Electric" and "Jura" are preparing to quit in Niš, claims the co-president of the party "Niš, my city" Miodrag Stanković. The city is threatened by an explosion of unemployment
SBB was sold to e&PPF Telecom. Although the state does not at first glance have a share in the company whose name is difficult to pronounce, the relations between Serbia and the new owner of SBB still speak for themselves.
Former Minister of Construction Goran Vesić insisted that his cabinet controls railway reconstruction projects financed by the European Union. The project to renovate the railway station in Novi Sad, however, was entirely financed by funds from China and the Government of Serbia
It is an earthquake on the telecommunications market in Serbia. Jetel and Telekom bought the businesses of United Group. But, as "Vremena" sources say, primetime media such as N1 and Nova S will remain the same as before
An agreement was reached on the sale of SBB, as well as broadband Internet and fixed telephone services in Serbia to e& PPF Telecom Group BV ("e& PPF Telecom")
In April 2024, Goran Vesić issued an instruction obliging all those responsible for railway infrastructure projects with European funds to seek his consent before making any decision.
While the state provides funds for the completion of the EXPO and the National Stadium, the announced measures for students and education face budget constraints. The Ministry of Finance is already asking budget users for savings, and some infrastructure projects have been put on hold
After it was confirmed that 900 workers of the Benetton company in Niš will lose their jobs, and conductors in public transport have already been fired, the situation on the labor market in this city is becoming alarming.
They tighten both. While Vučić does not believe that the Americans will accept Serbia's request to postpone the sanctions for 90 days, the Russians have also set their own conditions, according to "Vremema" sources.
Gordana Šofa, a railway worker with 35 years of experience, continued to live in the damaged attic of the Zemun Polje station, despite the ban on using the facility due to the danger to her life.
Although Belgrade has introduced free public transport since the beginning of the year, this does not mean that employees lose their right to compensation for the costs of getting to and from work, according to the Ministry of Labor.
The defunct Croatian and formerly Yugoslav brand of textile fashion items called Varteks, which in its current form was created in 1948 by the nationalization of the Varaždin - Tivar Textile Industry, was founded on November 1, 1918 as a joint-stock company of Czech industrialists and Croatian merchants.
The resignations of all editors and journalists who "allowed Dnevnik 2 and other news programs to present untruths and insults against students and other citizens" are demanded.
The students in the blockade and the citizens who support them continued to block the Radio Television of Serbia (RTS) buildings in Takovska Street and Košutnjak in Belgrade.
"Behind the obvious legal confusion that two prosecutor's offices are acting completely separately on the same event, there is a much bigger problem," public prosecutor Goran Ilić says.
The sheikh who built the Burj Khalifa or Belgrade on the water - plans to invest in Velika Plaza in Ulcinj. Opposition, environmentalists and citizens warn of circumvention of the law and the sale of the state
"Our kitchen for spreading hatred and lies is in this building above us, on this same RTS that still spreads lies and hatred today. My generation accepted those lies, it believed that we were doing the right thing and that we were right and the others were evil. And those others thought the same for themselves, and then the wheel of evil started which cannot be stopped and continues to this day for many", said Goran Samardžić, a war veteran, who was the same age as the students when he was in He also became a war invalid in Sarajevo
Anyone who condemns the regime's targeting of people from the media, the non-governmental sector, the opposition and universities, must not agree to this targeting of RTS editors and journalists either.
The government of Đur Mazut is "counter-revolutionary", focused on retaliation and state and street violence against opponents of the regime
Depriving Dejan Ilić, an intellectual with an impeccable life and work biography, of his freedom, without the slightest meaningful reason, is just one of the brutal indicators that the regime has turned against its own citizens and is entering a phase of terror
Anyone who condemns the regime's targeting of people from the media, the non-governmental sector, the opposition and universities, must not agree to this targeting of RTS editors and journalists either.
The government of Đur Mazut is "counter-revolutionary", focused on retaliation and state and street violence against opponents of the regime
Depriving Dejan Ilić, an intellectual with an impeccable life and work biography, of his freedom, without the slightest meaningful reason, is just one of the brutal indicators that the regime has turned against its own citizens and is entering a phase of terror
Where Seselj left off, Vucic continues. Why did Ana Grozdanović, a member of the SPS Main Board, deserve the position of Minister of Justice in Dr. Macuta's government? And what the regime wants to achieve with the Stalinist campaign of intimidation
These are the last days when there is a chance that the great rebellion in Serbia will not pass in vain and without a political result. If it goes that way, the regime will launch an even stronger retaliation
On the day of the historic protest, March 15, at exactly 19.11:XNUMX p.m., something drove people to flee in Ulica Kralja Milana. Since then, theories have been floating around, but there is no definitive proof. In front of you is an extensive "Vremena" file about that event, which will be updated regularly
After more than 20 years, the Taliban from Afghanistan is no longer on the list of terrorist organizations in Russia
The hearing of the Rector of the University of Belgrade, Vladan Đokić, at the Directorate of Criminal Police in Mihajla Pupin Boulevard in Belgrade lasted two and a half hours.
After the fourth arrest since the beginning of the student protests, the tweeter Crystal Matt Damon (Marko Marjanović) has been banned from accessing social networks, appearing at public meetings, and has to report to the police twice a month.
Aleksandar Vučić announced arrests, criminal and misdemeanor charges against blockaders, prosecutors and anyone who stands in his way. During this time, the blockades are only gaining momentum
