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U saobraćajnoj nesreći koja se u 2.05 sati dogodila u naselju Lisović kraj Barajeva poginuo je mladić.
08:42Pre 1 d21.10.2025.
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The "Jadar" project by the company "Rio Tinto" has been included in the list of strategic raw materials projects for the European Union in third countries, as announced in Brussels.
The list, presented by European Commission Vice-President Stefan Sezurne, includes 13 projects involving the exploitation of nickel, graphite, lithium, and other raw materials in countries such as Canada, Norway, Ukraine, Kazakhstan, Zambia, Brazil, South Africa, Malawi, the United Kingdom, Madagascar, Greenland, and New Caledonia. These strategic projects aim to diversify the EU's supply sources and enhance economic security, while also promoting the creation of local value in third countries.
The European Commission emphasizes that this initiative complements the list of 47 strategic projects within the EU, adopted on March 25. The goal is to contribute to the competitiveness of the EU industry, particularly in sectors like electromobility, renewable energy, defense, and aerospace.
The Commission further notes that independent experts have assessed these strategic projects to ensure they meet the criteria established by the Critical Raw Materials Act, concerning environmental, social, and governance standards, as well as technical feasibility. Selected projects must be mutually beneficial for both the EU and third countries and will receive coordinated support from the Commission, member states, and financial institutions, including facilitation of access to financing and connections with relevant buyers.
The EU estimates that initiating operations for these 13 strategic projects outside the EU will require a total capital investment of €5.5 billion.
Rio Tinto has welcomed the European Commission's decision to designate the "Jadar" project as a strategic project under the Critical Raw Materials Act.
The Embassy of Serbia has been reopened in the Ukrainian capital, Kyiv, and on that occasion, a reception was organized, attended by diplomats, representatives of state institutions, and others.
10:01Pre 1 h22.10.2025.
AutorSerbian President Aleksandar Vucic, currently in Budapest, said after a meeting with Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán that they had serious and important talks.
10:05Pre 1 d21.10.2025.
AutorPaying for fuel at NIS gas stations is once again in the spotlight after foreign cards such as Visa, Mastercard, and American Express were disabled on October 10 due to U.S. sanctions against the Petroleum Industry of Serbia (NIS).
09:59Pre 1 d21.10.2025.
AutorThe Hague convict and former Chief of the General Staff of the Yugoslav Army, Colonel General Nebojsa Pavkovic, has passed away at the age of 79 at the Military Medical Academy (VMA) in Belgrade, confirmed to Newsmax Balkans by senior Socialist Party of Serbia official Nikola Sainovic.
17:20Pre 1 d20.10.2025.
AutorAs energy security increasingly becomes synonymous with political stability, the question arises: how much does Serbia actually possess of its own “black gold”? And does the energy of the future lie beneath our land, or merely traces of once-abundant resources that are slowly being depleted?
11:09Pre 2 d20.10.2025.
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10:04Pre 2 d20.10.2025.
AutorFirst Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Finance of Serbia, Sinisa Mali, stated that Serbia is the only country that is a candidate for full membership in the European Union and at the same time holds an investment-grade credit rating.
14:23Pre 3 d18.10.2025.
AutorPresident of Serbia Aleksandar Vucic stated that, regarding the Petroleum Industry of Serbia (NIS), financial transactions pose a greater problem than supply, given that warnings have arrived from the U.S. to the NBS over the possibility of using the Dina card for payments at NIS gas stations.
00:22Pre 4 d18.10.2025.
AutorSerbia’s Ministry of Education has announced that students who have earned fewer than 48 ECTS credits necessary for budget-funded studies, may also be enrolled at the expense of the state budget for the 2025/2026 academic year, after the enrollment of students who have met this requirement.
16:43Pre 4 d17.10.2025.
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