Deadline extention

Vučić: USA has postponed sanctions against NIS until the end of June

After a new request from Serbia, the American OFAC extended the validity of the license for NIS until June 27. President Aleksandar Vučić thanked the American partners, with the message that the fight for a long-term solution will continue

A new diplomatic battle

Serbia is asking the US to extend the license and suspend sanctions against NIS

NIS requested a new special license from the US OFAC to avoid a complete shutdown of operations. The Ministry of Energy says that the application of sanctions would be a blow to the entire region, and a solution to this issue is expected through direct talks at the highest level - in Moscow and Washington.

Clearing remaining mines

New economy: Millennium team dissatisfied, tender rejected

Although they offered a lower price and rich experience, the companies Saturnia and "Stop Minama" were left without a secure contract. The Millennium Team's complaint revealed procedural errors - the Republican Commission found that all the formal conditions of the competition were not met and sent the procedure back for re-decision

Economy

The mystery of the Falcon 6X: Has the government renewed its aircraft fleet?

Speculations about the purchase of the new Falcon 6X aircraft first revolved around X. Whose plane is worth around 50 million euros that landed at the Belgrade airport a week ago. Why doesn't the Government make a statement about it?

Happiness as a business

The New Economy: Steady Growth in Casino Profits

In a state with more betting shops than pharmacies, the past year has shown that gambling is serious business. The five largest companies collected over 120 million euros in profit. While the number of bookmakers grows, and the payments do not decrease, the question remains: whose profit is it actually

Economy

Zec: We export education and import potatoes - that is the picture of today's Serbia

Commenting on the government's attitude towards education, Professor Miodrag Zec recalled Dositej Obradović, the first minister of education, and his role in introducing enlightenment to Serbia. Today, Zec says, only potatoes remain - symbolically and literally - while knowledge and education are suppressed

Student protests

Rector Đokić's invitation to Prime Minister Macut to continue the dialogue

The invitation to continue the dialogue on Monday or Tuesday was sent by the University of Belgrade to Serbian Prime Minister Đur Matsut. What has happened so far?

Student protests

Sweaty fists, wasted legs and anxiety: How stressed are college students?

For half a year in the blockades of the faculty and the state, students cope with great pressure. Experts urge everyone who notices the slightest symptoms to seek psychological support

Mediji

The informer published photos of RTS management members

The Public Media Service announced that it strongly condemns the publication of photos of members of the management of the Public Service on the Informer portal. They say they will take all legal measures to protect their employees

Holidays

Four non-working days for May Day: Where to travel the most

In travel agencies, interest is ten percent less than last year, but people still like to travel for May Day holidays.

Zrenjanin

Mayor, what kind of smoke is rising over your city?

Simo Salapura, the mayor of Zrenjanin, as well as other authorities, have not had an answer to the question of what kind of smoke is over the city and what it smells like for two days now. Citizens point out that the cause is the landfill

Student protests

Aleksandrovac: The wall of shame, the first chorus and welcome to the neighborhood

On Monday, the Parish gathered students, war veterans and bikers from different cities in the area. At the first meeting, the citizens condemned the behavior of Aleksandar Vučić towards the municipal president Jelena Paunović. A wall of shame was built in front of the municipality and the film - "Truth behind postcard images" was shown.

Believers from all over the world in Rome

The funeral of Pope Francis is attended by about 200.000 people

Tens of thousands of believers and world leaders gathered in the Vatican for the funeral of Pope Francis, who will be laid to rest in the Basilica of Santa Maria Maggiore in Rome, with the presence of more than 130 delegations and 2.700 journalists.

Russian-Ukrainian conflict

The son of the deputy director of the CIA died in Ukraine fighting on the side of Russia

Michael Gloss, the son of a high-ranking CIA official, was killed during the fighting in Ukraine, according to American and Russian media. The CIA confirmed the death, but said it was a "private family tragedy"

Jeffrey Epstein's former victim committed suicide at the age of 41

Virginia Giuffre, known for her allegations against Jeffrey Epstein and Prince Andrew, has died at her home near Perth. Western Australian police confirmed the death was not suspicious, while the family said Giuffre took her own life after years of struggling with trauma.

Rusija

Terrorist attack in Moscow: General Yaroslav Moskalik was killed

Russian Lieutenant General Yaroslav Moskalik was killed in a car explosion caused by the detonation of a hand-made explosive device filled with shrapnel.

Ecology

Revolutionary discovery: Plastic that decomposes in the sea

From Japan comes a revolutionary material that could solve one of the biggest environmental problems of today - ocean pollution with plastic

Death of Pope Francis

Funeral of Pope Francis: State of emergency in Rome

Pope Francis will be buried on Saturday (April 26), when nine days of mourning will begin. Who will all attend the funeral? What are the security measures?