Serbian economy
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All government grants that Geox has received
Reduced prices at the company’s store, and workers told they are on paid leave until the end of July, sparked speculation last week that ... -
Serbian President does not rebuke Minister’s call for unification of all Serbs under one state – Released
Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić refused to reprimand his interior minister’s call for the unification of all Serbs in the Balkans under one state. “It ... -
Polish delegation ‘on the verge of withdrawing’ from EU conservatives – EURACTIV.com
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Serbia accused of “legalizing exploitation” under seasonal work law
Workers left without a strong safety net The law, first adopted in 2018, was presented to the government by NALED, which unites dozens of ... -
Tin hits supply record, nickel hits 5-month high, Auto News, ET Auto
Reopening some smelters will ease the tightening market, but prices are expected to remain above $ 30,000 per tonne with a firm floor of ... -
China’s Belt and Road Initiative causes environmental damage in Serbia
Back end of 2015Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic, then Prime Minister, was a guest on the national television channel RTS. Asked by host Olivera Jovicevic ... -
Political scientists say EU lost battle for Balkans – EURACTIV.com
The EU has lost the battle for the Balkans, where Russia and China are offering bonuses without asking for reforms, geopolitical experts said at ... -
Serbian government sets up council for decarbonization of energy sector
The government of Serbia has set up a council to formulate proposals and opinions on the operation of coal-fired power plants and alternative installations ... -
People continue to migrate to Belgrade in large numbers
In Serbia, in 2020, a total of 109,747 people changed their place of residence, that is, permanently moved from one place to another. The ... -
It gets even worse (Part I) – Essay – Eurasia Review
Exactly a year and a half ago I started a new cycle of my essays (this is the 10th in the series) in the ...
