Serbia
PPF mulling bid for United Group's telecom assets in Southeastern Europe
United Group’s telecoms assets in southeastern Europe have been put up for a potential sale.
Telekom Srbija plans US expansion after Trump's victory
CEO Vladimir Lucic believes Trump's re-election could benefit both the Serbian economy and Telekom Srbija.
Serbs protest in Belgrade over fatal train station collapse
Protest reflected growing public outrage over the country’s poor infrastructure and the government’s handling of recent construction projects.
Serbian President Vucic optimistic on relations with Trump-led US after first phone call
"Very cordial" phone conversation signals a potential shift in regional dynamics as Trump prepares to take office.
COMMENT: Will the renewal of the Serbia-Russia gas deal prolong Moscow's energy dominance in Europe?
Gazprom’s gas supply contract with Serbia is due to expire in 2025.
Serbia plans €2.68bn infrastructure spending spree in 2025
Major investment package is part of Belgrade's ongoing efforts to enhance its infrastructure and support economic growth.
Congratulatory words for Trump mask fears of destabilisation in Western Balkans
Political leaders take to X to congratulate Trump, while speculation mounts about whether his second presidency will enable destabilisation of the situations in Bosnia and Kosovo.
Mass protest in Serbia’s Novi Sad over deadly station canopy collapse turns violent
Masked men clash with police at Novi Sad city hall as thousands-strong protest reveals the extent of public frustration with Serbia's government.
Serbian infrastructure minister resigns over deadly train station accident
Collapse of railway station canopy in Novi Sad left 14 people dead and three others seriously injured.
Fears a Trump comeback could empower Balkan nationalists
New Trump administration poses risks to stability in volatile region, warns paper published by ECFR.
Serbia’s mourning turns to anger after deadly roof collapse
Protests erupt after canopy collapsed at Novi Sad railway station, resulting in the deaths of 14 people.