The report of the European Commission on the rule of law for this year states that the institutions in Serbia showed their inability to respond to the tragedy that happened in Novi Sad. That is why, according to the EC, the fall of the canopy revealed a deep institutional crisis
Thirteen years after the progressives came to power, the media in Serbia found themselves at a crossroads: one way is complete destruction and disappearance, and the other is to survive on the devices until they are turned off because they are financially dependent on donor aid from abroad. Discussions that take place behind closed doors look more like "arm wringing" than a friendly discussion of those who understand the importance of professional media for any free society.
The regulation on the import of Russian gas proposed by the European Union does not apply to countries that are not its members, so Serbia will be able to continue importing, but it will not be allowed to end up in Hungary.
The Council of the Regulatory Body for Electronic Media (REM) should play a key role in the control of electronic media. The president of NUNS, Željko Bodrožić, says, however, that during the election of members of the SNS Council, he implements complete lawlessness because he wants to secure a majority at any cost.
The visit of Marta Kos was marked by a specific misunderstanding about it - whether she would also visit the so-called Students who want to study
In order to get out of the political impasse and divisions in society, Serbia should step up its efforts in the fight against corruption, advance reforms of the rule of law, including the election of the REM Council through a transparent and comprehensive process, stated EU Enlargement Commissioner Marta Kos.
The European Commission has announced "decisive and urgent measures" against the tariffs introduced by the President of the United States of America, Donald Trump.
While part of the public was disturbed by the fact that Aleksandar Vučić spoke with the European Union after March 15, it does not seem that this means anything to Brussels. Perhaps the new student pilgrimage to Strasbourg brings a little emotion into that fenced political space as well
After the meeting with the President of Serbia, Ursula von der Leyen stated that Serbia must implement reforms for EU accession. Although not so detailed and harsh, some interpret this tweet by the president of the European Commission as a hint of a decrease in her support for the authorities in Serbia.
Among the 47 strategic projects for strengthening the capacity of strategic critical raw materials of the European Union, there is no "Jadar" project, nor any other project from Serbia
The European Commission monitors what is happening on the political scene in Serbia, including student protests, which are joined by other categories of society, European Commissioner for Enlargement Marta Kos pointed out.
The owner of the X social network Elon Musk has declared that the European Commission is "undemocratic", which is another in a series of his public criticisms of the European Union
Members of the European Parliament voted for new members of the European Commission. The team led by new-old president Ursula von der Leyen takes office on December 1
The European Commission's annual report for Serbia is again bad, but again leaves room for different interpretations. Everything according to the principle: we pretend that we want to join the EU, and they pretend that they want to accept us
Due to the fact that Serbian Prime Minister Miloš Vucevic had a meeting with the Russian minister, the President of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, decided to meet with him.
The President of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, said that Serbia can be sure that the EU, as far as lithium mining is concerned, will respect and preserve its "wonderful nature".
Apple faces serious pressure from the European Commission to open up its iPhone and iPad operating systems to competing technologies
In the new composition of the European Commission (EC) for the candidate countries for EU membership, a more significant portfolio of enlargement, which will be headed by the Slovenian Marta Kos
The European Commission wants to banish tobacco smoke from all public spaces, including those outdoors. According to the executive power of the European Union, in the EU it will not be allowed to light a cigarette even in a park, let alone in the garden of a cafe.
The candidacy was withdrawn under the pressure of the President of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, who demanded from some members of the European Union to nominate women instead of men for positions in the European government due to the gender balance.
Although the President of Serbia, Aleksandar Vučić, recently said that the "Jadar" project will not be started until "the Germans guarantee that we will have clean rivers and mountains", the European Commission claims that monitoring compliance with environmental criteria in the case of lithium mining is the job of the Serbian authorities
Ursula von der Leyen's bid for a second term as head of the European Commission has suffered a major blow after the EU's top court ruled that she was not transparent enough with the public about Covid-19 vaccine deals
"Sustainability, i.e. the application of high environmental, social and good management practices, is a prerequisite for any closer cooperation with the EU," announced the European Commission.
Negotiations between Serbia and the European Union for the procurement of lithium from the Jadra valley are nearing the end, and the extraction, processing and use of lithium are currently being discussed, said European Commission member Maroš Šefčovič.
The actual amount of funds used will depend on the European Union's assessment of whether Serbia meets the agreed goals in the reform of the rule of law, the democratic system, the normalization of relations with Pristina and harmonization with the EU's foreign policy, according to sources from Brussels.
Interns in companies are often considered free labor, but that could soon change in the European Union, as the European Commission wants paid internships to become the standard. However, there will be exceptions
The European Parliament said what it had to say about the Serbian elections held on December 17 - nothing good. Now it is the turn of the European Commission, the executive power of the European Union. Her moves will determine the future of Serbia, both internally and externally. That is why the delegation of Serbia against violence is going to Brussels
