Education
Aviation academy as a cover for extracting European money?
It's stormy again at the Air Force Academy, and employees and parents now claim that the high school serves as a cover for extracting millions of funds from European funds.
Chronicle
Indictment against nine persons for money laundering worth more than 2,5 million euros
An indictment was brought against nine defendants who are charged with the criminal offense of conspiring to commit multiple criminal offenses of money laundering and inducing them to certify untrue content. The indictment was submitted for confirmation to the High Court Special Department for Organized Crime in Belgrade
The wonderful world of tenders
In the new issue: Who guards our railways
The Railway Infrastructure of Serbia awarded a security job in the amount of 160 million dinars to a company that, according to an inspection of the MUP's documentation, falsified statements in the public procurement procedure. The Prosecutor's Office for Organized Crime is investigating this company and the people associated with it
The wonderful world of tenders
Who guards our tracks
The Railway Infrastructure of Serbia awarded a security job in the amount of 160 million dinars to a company that, according to an inspection of the MUP's documentation, falsified statements in the public procurement procedure. The Prosecutor's Office for Organized Crime is investigating this company and the people associated with it
Politics
Proposal for a law on the management of business companies: Litigation, opela and sale of Serbia
The draft law on the management of business companies has arrived in the National Assembly. If that law is adopted, a group of powerful people will be able to manage Serbia's forests, mountains, waters, and nuclear facilities. After that, it is no longer important who is the government or who is the opposition in the country, only the leaders of Serbia will be asked about everything important, and that according to the law.
Rising real estate prices
Who buys apartments in Serbia
Statistics show that a huge percentage of housing units have been bought with cash in recent years. According to some analyses, as much as 88 percent of real estate was paid for in cash, and the rest - with credit. According to others, the ratio is slightly different - 80 to 20 percent. Experts say that it is not a "yellow" but a "red light" for the alarm, and that such a ratio inexorably shows that it is "magnificent money laundering", seen only in some South American countries. Of course, among those who cashed money for real estate, there are also a lot of those who earned a decent income in the country or abroad, but they - according to experts - are not in the majority.