- Economic crisis in Serbia
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- 1.5 salaries needed to cover "average consumer basket"
- PM: EU integration will ensure better life for citizens
- NBS measures produce results, governor says
- State-regulated prices have "large impact on inflation"
- Central bank governor pens letter explaining inflation rate
- Inflation won’t exceed 5.5 pct, NBS governor says
- Public debt was EUR 17,56 billion in November
- Serbia has "lowest growth, highest budget deficit" in region
- Serbia looks to East for investments, reveals minister
- Serbia "could expect" EUR 2.5bn in FDI this year
Opinions & Analyses
IT companies lead when it really counts
21.05.2013. | Izvor: AmCham Perspective Magazine | Comments: 0
Faced with a growing crisis in the care of newborn babies, Serbia’s Information Technology leaders and individuals rose to the challenge and revolutionized the country’s maternity wards through record-breaking donations
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Vučić discusses Kosovo deal, implementation, deadlines
2.05.2013. | Comments: 3
"We did not reach an agreement and it is obvious that there is no will to hold the referendum, because, I think it is clear to everyone how the people and the citizens would declare themselves..."
Reports
Joint report on Serbia's progress
23.04.2013. | Comments: 0
Joint report to the European Parliament and the Council, submitted by the European Commission and the High Representative of the European Union for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy.
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