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The vice president of the Democratic Party of Serbia, Nenad Popovic is staying in Russia, where he is observing the parliamentary elections in this country on behalf of the DSS. Continue reading
Serbia must grow as an economically independent and politically neutral country, and that is the solution for coming out of the crisis, not membership in the EU, tells Vojislav Kostunica at the Head Board of the DSS. Continue reading
Our goal, when we take over the government in Serbia and Leskovac to provide employers with financial incentive while hiring the youth who are looking for work for the first time, tax benefits during the first three years of employment of a new worker… Continue reading
Serbs from the northern province should pressure the government into not trading with their lives or destinies because of EU candidacy. Continue reading
The government of Serbia is supposed to revoke 131 state agencies that it had founded over the past five years, releases the Serbian Employers’ Union. Continue reading
After heating a portion of the transportation route from Cajetina to Zlatibor, this winter the underground heating with geothermal waters will be assembled on King’s Square in the heart of Zlatibor. Continue reading
Preserving the territorial integrity of Serbia is the most important question for the DSS, like the territorial integrity of Germany is the most important for political parties in Germany. This isn’t an election topic for us, but an obligation. Continue reading
Companies and entrepreneurs are making ends meet. The number of shut down companies beats the newly incorporated with a gap that gets bigger monthly. Continue reading
The president of the Democratic Party of Serbia, Vojislav Kostunica says that the main topic in the election campaign of this party will be the economic development of the country, connected to territorial integrity, and consequently, Kosovo and Metohia. Continue reading
The Cyprian government has approved the taking out of a loan from the Russian Federation in the amount of EUR 2.5bn, or USD 3.3bn. Continue reading