Tenants of Crvena Zvezda settlement in Niš have been living without electricity for more than 80 days, facing winter, darkness and a debt that exceeds 220 million dinars. They cite the lack of individual meters as the main problem and reject accusations that they don't want to pay for electricity
American sanctions against NIS came into effect at six this morning. "Vremen" reporters made sure that there were no queues at the gas stations in the first hours and that payment by card was carried out normally.
Albania's prime minister has announced that the country will become the first in the world to go cashless, but experts warn of the shadow economy, cyber risks and poor digital literacy
In an effort to secure additional funds for the justice system, French Justice Minister Gérald Darmanen has announced a new measure - prisoners will bear part of the costs of their stay behind bars. Although the amounts have not yet been specified, the minister points out that the contribution will be symbolic, but mandatory
Today, the dinar was still valid in the north of Kosovo and Metohija, although the transitional period of adjustment to the CBK Regulation on the exchange of the dinar with the euro has expired, and the Pristina media say that the implementation will start from tomorrow.
In Serbia, as many as 48,2 percent of citizens do not buy goods online at all. Slightly more than 30 percent do not use cashless payment at all
The potential problems with the new tickets in the City Transport Company are already noticeably numerous, and apart from everything that can go wrong when it comes to mobile phones - from empty batteries, to running out of credit and potential network congestion that can make it difficult to buy a ticket in a timely manner, it makes that citizens will be deprived during the validity period of the purchased paper ticket
