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6th regular session of the Government of the Republic of Slovenia - Vimarsana News

6th regular session of the Government of the Republic of Slovenia

At today's session, the government decided to spend over EUR 22 million to support farmers until the autumn sowing, and to purchase this year's entire wheat harvest. It also adopted a draft amendment to the Radiotelevizija Slovenija Act and guidance regarding the preparation of budget documents.

Source: gov.si
"We continue with the same formula, we agreed to sign a new three-year agreement" - Vimarsana News

"We continue with the same formula, we agreed to sign a new three-year agreement"

Latest Serbia news in English, latest Kosovo news in English, Serbian economy news, Serbian business news, Serbian politics news, Balkan regional news in English

Source: b92.net
"We continue with the same formula, we agreed to sign a new three-year agreement" - Vimarsana News

"We continue with the same formula, we agreed to sign a new three-year agreement"

Latest Serbia news in English, latest Kosovo news in English, Serbian economy news, Serbian business news, Serbian politics news, Balkan regional news in English

Source: b92.net
Vucic announces arrests over theft from commodity reserves - Vimarsana News

Vucic announces arrests over theft from commodity reserves

President of Serbia and the leader of the SNS Aleksandar Vucic announced last night that arrests over theft from commodity reserves will follow soon.

"Serbia has resources to react to an even worse crisis": Mali reiterates price of electricity will not go up - Vimarsana News

"Serbia has resources to react to an even worse crisis": Mali reiterates price of electricity will not go up

Minister of Finance Sinisa Mali says Serbia has resources to react to in the event of an even worse crisis in the world