The French are excited that the Olympics in Paris cost almost six billion euros, and the announced costs for capital projects in Serbia, including EXPO, amount to 18 billion euros.
Belgrade is developing according to the citizens, announced Siniša Mali and listed the plans that these same citizens do not think well of
Mr. Malley has ties to the White House through Rick Grenell, the New York Times notes, and analyzes whether he pressured experts to support the Trump family's project.
The higher public prosecutor's office in Belgrade refused to publish data on how Siniša Mali paid for his children's education worth 235.000 euros, explaining that the case is "strictly confidential". The letter with this explanation was signed by the chief prosecutor Nenad Stefanović
The Prosecutor's Office for Organized Crime also interrogated ministers Sinisa Malog and Nikola Selaković in the "General Staff case", claims the president of the Freedom and Justice Party, Dragan Đilas. Previously, proceedings were initiated against the acting director of the Republic Institute for the Protection of Cultural Monuments, Goran Vasić, on the charge of falsifying the document on the basis of which Generalšatb was stripped of the protection of cultural property.
Minister of Finance and former mayor of Belgrade Siniš Mali, the education of children in a prestigious private school in Belgrade cost over 235.000 euros, KRIK reveals. What kind of school are we talking about?
For the Minister of Finance and former mayor of Belgrade, Siniš Mali, the education of his children in a prestigious private school in Belgrade cost over 235.000 euros - more than double what he could earn from his salary.
Aleksandar Vučić was dismissed from the Ministry of Finance shortly after 17:XNUMX p.m., announced Finance Minister Sinisa Mali. At the moment, Mali cannot say whether the president of Serbia will go to Moscow, due to his health condition, but "he assumes that Vučić will fulfill his word"
According to sources from banking circles, banks that are not owned by the state, and there are significantly more of them in Serbia, will have to include loans for young people in their offer, but they will not approve them or the approvals will be reduced to a minimum.
Mali sued Lazović for asking him at a session of the Serbian Parliament whether he had been legally convicted for embezzlement during privatization
Finance Minister Siniša Mali said that student tuition fees will be reduced by 50 percent, and that the fourth demand of the students has been fulfilled. For that, he says, no budget rebalancing was needed
At the session of the Government of Serbia, a proposal for a law on support for young people for the purchase of their first real estate and a decree that provides for two extraordinary salary increases for educators was adopted.
From the first of March, students will receive significant relief when buying apartments, such as one percent of the loan. At least that's what Minister Mali says. Students answer: That is a drop in the ocean of our problems
The increase in salaries in the public sector and pensions in December has been announced for some time, with the plan that the average salary in this month will be above 900 euros. How does this increase realistically affect the standard of living of citizens
The average gross salary in September this year was 132.783 dinars, while the average salary without taxes and contributions (net) was 96.115 dinars.
It is enough for the prosecution to take the written warnings of engineer Zoran Đajić, who worked as a consultant for the company Starting, and who indicated that the condition of the concrete he saw after the marble slabs were lifted was very bad. According to the law, the contractor had to immediately inform the supervision, which could have stopped the work based on the letter from Đajić
MP Miroslav Aleksić assessed at the session of the Serbian Parliament that the entire economic policy of the government is "one big illusion". Minister Siniša Mali, defending the government and the rebalancing, said that Aleksić showed that he "does not know calculation operations".
While the Minister of Finance announces an average salary of 1.400 euros, economist Milan Kovačević tells "Vreme" that not everything is so positive in the Serbian economy, as Siniša Mali represents
The Museum of the City of Belgrade and the History Museum of Serbia are expecting their first visitors in their new premises sometime before the start of the Expo. The Minister of Finance, Siniša Mali, also announced a museum district near Belgrade on the water, as if the one on Republic Square and Student Square did not already exist.
It seems that Aleksandar Ivanović, who stated this March that the General Staff does not have the conditions for the status of a cultural asset, is the biggest (and perhaps the only available) candidate for the director of the Institute for the Protection of Cultural Monuments in Belgrade.
The historical museum was granted a request to carry out the reconstruction of the Railway Station building. However, due to a leveling error during the renovation of Sava square, the building was below the level of the square, which makes it impossible to approach it.
At the beginning of April, Belgrade on the Water gave up on the old Post Office building on Savski Square, but the other day he changed his mind, and Minister Siniša Mali said yesterday that it will be demolished in order to build a new one with the old facade, even though the location conditions have not yet been obtained.
The Ministers of Finance and Culture announced that by Expo 2027, Belgrade will receive more than 50 square meters of museum space, i.e. a museum district with four new museums, plus two more on the other side of the Sava
Stop and think when the holders of power and their media hit on stories about honesty, justice, truth, development, patriotism, decency, the Constitution, the law and the people. None of them are there for the listed. On the contrary
The Agency for the Prevention of Corruption found that Minister Siniša Mali violated the law during the campaign, according to the decision that "Vreme" has access to. What has been waiting for the announcement so far?
Of everything anyone has ever said or written about him, one of the wealthiest men in this country has no better business than to bitterly deny what is neither illegal nor morally suspect.
For more than two hours, the President of Serbia and his associates stated the figures that will allegedly be achieved in the next four years until the Expo. Serbia, they said on Saturday evening, flew into the future. They did not say how much
