Serbia
Serbia prepares €35bn investment plan focused on RES
Serbia's target is to become fully decarbonised by 2050 despite its current heavy reliance on coal power.
BALKAN BLOG: Lavrov’s Belgrade visit cancelled but the damage is already done
EU officials are losing patience with Serbia’s insistence on maintaining friendly relations with Russia.
Serbian president says new gas deal agreed with Russia
President Aleksandar Vucic says he agreed gas supplies on terms “very favourable for Serbia” in call with Russian President Vladimir Putin.
Paysend invests in Serbia with new European tech centre
UK-based Paysend says it wants to help put Belgrade on the map as the next fintech capital of Europe.
EU’s credibility on the line over enlargement
Austria’s foreign minister calls enlargement the EU’s biggest geopolitical instrument – but will member states use it to encourage candidates and would-be candidates at the upcoming EU Council?
CEE companies weather the COVID-19 crisis
Prompt and decisive government intervention, financial lifelines and firms’ involvement in global value chains have helped minimise insolvencies, says EIB/EBRD report.
Serbian officials blame bomb hoaxes that paralysed Belgrade on refusal to sanction Russia
Primary schools, shopping malls and restaurants were targeted by hundreds of bomb threats on May 16, shutting down much of the Serbian capital.
Borrell says EU should step up engagement in Western Balkans to counter Russia threat
EU high commissioner warns decision of most candidate countries to align to the EU sanction policy exposes them to threats from Russia.
bneGREEN: Serbia’s new era of digital agriculture
Digitisation of agriculture is already helping farmers to respond to climate change and raise production, according to the BioSense Institute in Serbia’s Novi Sad.
President says Serbia suffering from refusal to join sanctions on Russia
Serbia is missing out on investments because of its stance, President Aleksandar Vucic says, but stands by decision not to join sanctions on its old ally.
