Serbian Monitor: Breaking/Latest News & Insights From Serbia
WEB5 days ago · Serbian Monitor is a website that covers various topics related to Serbia, such as politics, economy, society, and living in Serbia. It features breaking news, analysis, opinions, and interviews from different sources and perspectives.
Why did Serbia decide to reinstate mandatory military service?
WEB2 hours ago · 18/09/2024. Snezana Rakic. Although the topic has been circulating in the public sphere for years, the final decision seemed sudden – after a 13-year hiatus, Serbia is reinstating mandatory military service. However, even though the decision will quickly be formalized into the appropriate legal framework, there is currently very little ...
Who is devastating Serbian forests?
WEB1 day ago · 17/09/2024. Snezana Rakic. Between 2000 and 2023, 74,200 hectares of forest in Serbia disappeared, according to data from the international platform Global Forest Watch. Last year alone, around 7,900 hectares were cut down—almost double compared to 2022, when approximately 4,500 hectares of forest …
Promotion of Serbian startups
WEB7 hours ago · Promotion of Serbian startups. 18/09/2024. Snezana Rakic. The Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Serbia (PKS) launched a social media campaign on the Day of Serbian Unity, Freedom, and the National Flag, during which it will present 50 startups shortlisted to participate in the world’s largest technology event—Web Summit in Lisbon.
Who is Luka Petrović, who effectively runs Belgrade instead of Šapić?
WEB7 hours ago · Luka Petrovic. Aleksandar Šapić may resign in the near future. The Mayor of Belgrade is no longer effectively performing the role of mayor, as this is now being done by the city's Secretary for Investments, Luka Petrović. This was stated by Miloš Pavlović, a council member of the People's Movement of Serbia, ahead of the Belgrade City.
Serbian government to borrow EUR 300mln
WEB1 day ago · Serbian government. Serbia owes more than 38 billion euros, according to the latest official data from July this year. As if that wasn't enough, we are set to borrow over 300 million euros more, through three different loans. Serbia's debt stands at just over 38 billion euros, which means our public debt amounts to exactly 50% of.
Food is too expensive in Serbia because of market monopoly
WEBAug 16, 2024 · Food is too expensive in Serbia because of market monopoly. 16/08/2024. Snezana Rakic. Year-on-year inflation in Serbia has fallen back within target range in May, and further slowed to 3.8% in June. At the same time, the average net salary in May exceeded 100,000 dinars, according to the latest data from the State Statistical Office.
Serbia’s EU integration after Scholz’s and Macron’s visit
WEBSep 10, 2024 · The idea that purchasing French "Rafale" fighter jets will pave Serbia's way to the European Union is illusory, despite statements made by French President Emmanuel Macron. This was the assessment given by Florian Marchal, an associate of the French Institute for International Relations, as he summarized the messages regarding Serbia’s European prospects, which were discussed
UNHCR: 108,828 migrants and refugees entered Serbia last year
WEBMar 11, 2024 · UNHCR. According to official data, 108,828 refugees and migrants entered Serbia last year, and currently, 1,162 people are housed in one of the asylum and reception centres, said the representative of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR), Soufiane Adjali. In an interview for Politika daily, Adjali also said that in 2023 ...
Politics - Serbian Monitor
WEB6 days ago · Macron coming to Belgrade and Novi Sad at the end of the week. …. 26/08/2024. Snezana Rakic. Politics.
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