The European Commission has "put on hold" one and a half billion euros for Serbia. But, according to Minister Nemanja Starović, this is not the same as "freezing" the money. How to disguise a fiasco linguistically
The Venice Commission will be asked to analyze the new set of judicial laws, but they will enter into force regardless
Almost 26 million dinars were paid from the budget to companies and organizations of Ognjana Starović, the sister of Minister for European Integration Nemanja Starović, through public tenders and procurements for media services, which Nemanja Nenadić, program director of Transparency Serbia, describes as "flagrant" examples of public procurement rigging, BIRN writes.
Starović assessed that "the latest form of anti-Semitism that comes from the left has been recorded in the United States of America and has been imported to Serbia, where it can be seen through student and plenum movements."
