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Saturday, August 01, 2026
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New government measures have come into effect today, bringing cheaper medicines to citizens, while First Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Finance Siniša Mali has detailed upcoming financial aid distributions for August and September. These economic developments coincide with reports of an internal conflict within the Ministry of Internal Affairs, sparked by a criminal complaint filed by Veselin Milić against Marko Kričko.
In other notable news, a Serbian startup has achieved 'unicorn' status, reaching a valuation of $1.6 billion primarily through its auto insurance business, marking a significant milestone for the domestic economy. Meanwhile, the national postal service is procuring 100 electric vehicles in a €3 million deal, reportedly awarded to businessman Davor Macura, who is linked to the ruling Serbian Progressive Party. Retired public prosecutor Jasmina Paunović has publicly expressed regret over a recent podcast appearance, stating she would not have attended if she had followed her intuition.
Environmental concerns remain prominent, with a red meteorological alert declared in three regions as temperatures are expected to reach 40 degrees Celsius. Activists are also raising alarms about potential damage to an underground water vein on the Sava Embankment due to construction work. Additionally, a farmer is working to preserve indigenous Serbian pig breeds amid challenges from African swine fever.
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Medicines have become cheaper starting today, and First Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Finance Siniša Mali has announced the schedule for government financial assistance distribution in August and September.
Danas:
Cheaper Medicines from Today, Mali Announced When Who Receives Financial Aid…
The article reports on the reduction in medicine prices and provides details on when and who will receive financial assistance from the government in the coming months.
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A criminal complaint has been filed by Veselin Milić against Marko Kričko within the Ministry of Internal Affairs, indicating an internal conflict.
Danas:
Clash within the MUP That Will Not Have a Single Victim: On the Criminal…
This story reports on a criminal complaint filed by Veselin Milić against Marko Kričko within the Ministry of Internal Affairs, suggesting internal conflict.
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Retired public prosecutor Jasmina Paunović has expressed regret over her appearance on a podcast, while opposition leader Miroslav Aleksić discusses possibilities for agreement. Additionally, Nebojša Stefanović, a member of the Serbian Progressive Party, attended a main board session.
Nova:
Prosecutor Paunović After Dejan Lučić's Podcast: 'If I Had Listened to My…
Prosecutor Paunović reflects on her appearance on Dejan Lučić's podcast, stating that she regrets going on the show and would not have attended if she had followed her intuition.
Nova:
Miroslav Aleksić Interview: An Agreement is Possible
An interview with Miroslav Aleksić, a Serbian politician and President of the People's Movement of Serbia, discussing the possibility of reaching an agreement.
N1:
Return of the 'Written Off': Nebojša Stefanović Attended SNS Main Board Session
Nebojša Stefanović, a figure previously considered sidelined, was seen attending a session of the main board of the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS).
Vreme:
Vučić's Repressive Policies Earn Only Contempt
The article argues that President Aleksandar Vučić's use of repressive policies, including intimidation and fear tactics, has only garnered disdain, rather than genuine support.
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A Serbian startup has achieved a significant economic milestone by becoming the first domestic 'unicorn', reaching a valuation of $1.6 billion, primarily driven by its auto insurance business.
N1:
First Domestic Startup 'Unicorn': Achieves $1.6 Billion Valuation Through Car…
A Serbian startup has become the first domestic 'unicorn' by reaching a valuation of 1.6 billion dollars, primarily through its auto insurance business.
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Electricity prices on the stock market are rising due to drought conditions, leading to questions about whether the state-owned power company EPS will compensate for increased import costs by raising prices for citizens.
Danas:
Electricity Prices Rise on Exchange Due to Drought: Will EPS Compensate for…
This article discusses the impact of drought on electricity prices on the stock market and questions whether the state-owned power company EPS will offset rising import costs by increasing prices for citizens.
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Serbia's postal service is acquiring 100 electric vehicles in a €3 million deal, which has been awarded to businessman Davor Macura, reportedly linked to the ruling Serbian Progressive Party.
Nova:
Serbia Post Procures 100 Electric Vehicles for 3 Million Euros: Deal Awarded…
Serbia's postal service is acquiring 100 electric vehicles in a deal worth 3 million euros, awarded to a businessman reportedly linked to the ruling SNS party.
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Amid rising electricity and pellet prices, an analysis of various heating methods is providing advice on insulation and the long-term cost-effectiveness of different options for the upcoming winter.
Vreme:
Winter Heating: From Wood to Heat Pumps - Which is Cheapest?
With rising electricity and pellet prices, this article analyzes various heating methods, advising on insulation and the long-term cost-effectiveness of different options for the upcoming winter.
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