Serbia’s Brnabic hits back at observer claims of irregularities during the Dec. 17 elections
With Serbia now planning to partially re-run the Dec. 17 elections on Dec. 30—and with it drawing sharp criticism from Europe and the.
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Serbia to rerun elections in some jurisdictions Dec. 30, following OSCE-US-EU criticism
The hubbub became untenable in the wake of outcry, warnings from abroad and protests from voters, and the Serbian authorities have now stated.
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US State Department urges Serbia to work with OSCE against backdrop of alleged Dec. 17 election irregularities
December 17 election infractions, alleged by the Serbian opposition against the long-ruling and again triumphant SNS party, backed by reigning President Aleksandar Vucic,.
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New The Innovation Hub of the Center for Digital Transformation (CDT) opened in December
The Innovation Hub of the Center for Digital Transformation (CDT), dedicated to connecting traditional and innovative industries, was officially opened at the Chamber.
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Serbia Progress Party (SNS) wins snap elections; controversy over Belgrade elections, claims opposition
Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) won parliamentary elections held Sunday, Dec. 17, although predictably not without controversy, with the Serbian Against Violence coalition crying.
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Kosovo to ban Serbian license plates on the same day as Serbian parliamentary elections Dec. 17
With parliamentary elections in Serbia scheduled for Sunday, long-time Serbian strongman and President Aleksandar Vucic both taking criticism and attempting to maintain power–and.
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New Bulgarian gas link to supply 60 percent of Serbian needs
A new Serbia-Bulgaria gas interconnector has not only been completed, but it has under gun test operations, with indications that it will impact.
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Austrian TGRS negotiating to open second factory in Bela Palanka; may employ up to 300
Austrian TGRS is reportedly in negotiations with the city of Bela Palanka to open a second factory, according to local press. Goran Miljkovic,.
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Serbian-Bulgarian Nis-Sofia gas interconnector to decrease Russian gas dependence
While Hungary raised an uproar over recent moves by Bulgaria to tax Russian gas in transit to the West, Serbia was oddly quiet—and.
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Top cop Tomislav Radovanovic set to replace sanctioned former Serbian security service head Vulin–press
Serbia looks to soon have a new top spy/security chief in Tomislav Radovanovic, according to local press services, who would take the position.