According to the data center of the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE), the highest salary in Europe is earned on average in Liechtenstein. Working in this small country between Switzerland and Austria with less than 40.000 people is worth €7.046 per month
The first day of the European Political Community Summit in the Spanish city of Granada has ended, where officials from 47 European countries will discuss energy, migration, the conflict over Nagorno-Karabakh, but also the events of September 24 in Kosovo in the village of Banjska
Serbia shares third place with Italy in the list of European countries in terms of criminal trends from 2021 to 2023, the Global Initiative to Combat Transnational Organized Crime (GI-TOC) announced.
More than half of the population of North Macedonia and Serbia live with four times more harmful particles in the air than prescribed by the guidelines of the World Health Organization
They say that this would confirm Serbia's commitment to the establishment of a fairer world order, which would be based on unconditional respect for international law. They were supported by Bratislav Jugović, a member of the SNS Main Board
The right-wing opposition party, Dveri, continues its policy against migrants, this time demanding that they be banned from moving around Serbia. The party is also the main Balkan ally of the far-right Alternative for Germany, which is increasingly popular in its efforts to solve the so-called migrant crisis
"What needs to be overcome, says Rastko Petrović, is one's own construction of 'Europe', which as such does not exist in reality, and constantly imposes a feeling of inadequacy, because you always assume that it is fully realized everywhere except in your own house."
There is quite a battle going on over our data on both sides of the Atlantic. When I say ours, of course I do not mean the data of the citizens of Serbia. Since we are not in the EU nor are we a US state, the protection of our data is, so to speak, collateral. If they protect their own, I guess they protect ours too, although there are no confirmations or guarantees for that
Skilled bandits and robbers, contract killers, drug dealers, sailors and drug smugglers are part of the Balkan cartel, which has been managing the transportation of cocaine from South America to Europe for decades, as well as the further distribution of drugs. Above them is only the biggest mafia in the world - the Italian 'Ndrangheta, which is actually the real owner of more than 60 percent of the cocaine that is distributed from the jungles of Colombia, Peru, Ecuador, and Bolivia to all continents. Who is who in the Balkan Cartel and how are they connected to the 'Ndrangheta, but also to the motorcycle gang "Hell's Angels"
It would be a mistake to believe that we are just American followers, overcome by panic, said the French president, returning from a three-day visit to China. He reiterated his theory of "strategic autonomy", of Europe as a "third superpower"
A sign that the region has avoided an energy crisis is the price of natural gas, which is now the lowest in the last 18 months, reports CNN. Prices have been reduced due to unexpectedly warm weather this winter, as well as the region's efforts to rationalize gas consumption, find alternative suppliers and fill storage facilities.
Some European countries are demanding the abolition of visas for all Russian citizens. The proposal will be discussed at the end of August, although it is unlikely that it will be adopted. Different messages are coming from the EU, but the US is firmly against it
The reporter of the European Parliament for Serbia criticized the Serbian Minister of the Interior on Twitter for his messages about the European Union during his visit to Moscow. He reminded that Serbia's alignment with the EU was and remains the lowest in the region. Official Belgrade without explanation, and Vulin believes that he has the right to defend Serbia
"While I was ambassador in Belgrade, I met several times with Tomislav Nikolić and Aleksandar Vučić. They told me that they were committed to Serbia's European perspective, which was good news, given the history of the Serbian Radical Party in the 1990s. Now, after a decade, we can see the results of the rule of the Serbian Progressive Party"
Bulgarian and Macedonian intellectuals gathered in the Friendship Club because they believe that with their engagement they can help resolve the bilateral dispute over identity issues. In a recognizable Balkan style, Bulgaria has been blocking Macedonian European integration for two years, insisting on the "de-Bulgarianization" of North Macedonia and the factual recognition that the Macedonians before 1945 were Bulgarians.
When he ran out of other options, the president of Serbia announced a turn towards the European Union. Can he be trusted given his past work? In any case, you should take him at his word
"Tito's Yugoslavia had countless problems, but it did not want to be passive and provincial, but wanted to take things outside the scope. She gathered the third world, she had something to say on behalf of those countries. Today, our diplomats fail to use the tools that could make them important, such as, say, membership in the EU, but also being in the Balkans, the fact that we know and understand that area, that we live together. But it's not just a matter of people. The mentality has changed - there is a general cowardice of nations that at the same time see themselves as champions of nationalism."
While the European Union is preparing to introduce the sixth "package" of sanctions against Russia due to the attack on Ukraine, it is still certain that gas will continue to flow from the largest country in the world to Europe. It is not certain for oil. Serbian officials say that the next winter will be very difficult, but they do not say how they will solve the problem
Scholz is a cold man who knows how to work with numbers. Dependence on Russian gas, the price of energy, jobs, that's a language he understands. In Soltz's world, sanctions are not a matter of morality, and Vučić could trade with him politically. The trouble is that it is more about what Serbia can lose than what it can gain
The American newspaper "Washington Post" quotes Edward Chow, an expert on energy security, who says: "I don't know how this will end, but everything points to the forecast that it could end very badly for both Western Europe and Russia."
The American newspaper "Washington Post" quotes Edward Chow, an expert on energy security, who says: "I don't know how this will end, but everything points to the forecast that it could end very badly for both Western Europe and Russia."
Countless times in previous decades, the phrase that nothing will be the same after an important world event has been used, but it was never truer than when it was uttered on February 24 of this year, the first day of Russia's attack on Ukraine. Like the other one, that on February 24, the world woke up to a new reality
Like any beating and sanctions, they have two ends. The boomerang of Western sanctions will hit Europe much more seriously than the US and other distant countries
While Moscow cannot be reached from other parts of continental Europe, Serbia has increased the number of direct flights to that destination by almost half. By coincidence, Air Serbia became competitive with the world's largest air carriers. Considering the company's past losses, it is not certain that it will make any money
The character of Nikolaj Velimirović is still refracted in different ways, which is reason enough to wait with his sacralization, if the Serbian Orthodox Church does not want to canonize the cult of contention itself, which is not exactly in the spirit of conciliarism that it is constantly advocating for.
