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Serbia Should be in the EU
For now, I see no reason as to why we should stop negotiations and regulating our state in accordance with the EU conditions. Also, the priority is to rely on
Efficiency and Speed
H.e. Mr. Clemens Koja, Austrian ambassador to Serbia The Austrian Ambassador to Serbia, H.E. Mr. Clemens Koja says that the decision, made by the European Council in December, was good and
Serbia Must Showcase Talent
Isidora Žebeljan was the youngest candidate, at the age of only 39, when in 2006 he was admitted to the Serbian Academy of Science and Arts (SANU) as an associate
Invoices must be paid on time
Nebojša AtanackovIć, President of the Serbian association of employers In the last few years, the payment of purchased goods and services has ‘stretched’ over 200 days and...
Read moreNew Year – New Challenges
NeoclIs Neocleus, Chairman of ExECutivE Board of PiraEus Bank The previous year was challenging and not only in the banking sector. It has brought new challenges that...
Read morePassion Rewarded
Slobodan TIšma, writer, nin’s laureate In his interview for CorD, this modest, quiet and, in his words, “old fashioned” man says that having been engaged in various...
Read moreJRB’s 150th Anniversary
In this jubilee year, the company has embarked on an investment cycle worth 40 million euros which is geared towards overhauling and renovating its fleet. The...
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Serbian patients want greater choice in their treatment of paid health insurance, hence they are increasingly seeking to be treated equally as patients in other countries of the region and Europe. Patients want to be treated at private medical practices with no additional payment. On the other hand, the private health sector is increasingly developing in vocational and technical terms, which is very important for the quality of healthcare treatments in Serbia. Regulation of relations between the private and public health sector is one of the entry requirements for the EU, so regarding this issue we asked the following question.
We all know it’s going to be BIG, and according to Brazil’s Ministry of Sports calculations, the FIFA World Cup in 2014 is also going to be a cash cow for the country. They are forecasting at least €55 billion as a result of its hosting the World Cup, a combination of the revenue generated by direct and indirect taxes and an increase in consumption of Brazilian goods and services by an estimated €2.37 billion for the period leading up to and during the CupCord in Politika Daily
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Techno Talk
Tech gifts for the most romantic day of
3D Heaven SaMSUNG HT-D6750W 3D €1,100 The HT-D6750W package comprises two slim tallboy (1.3m) stereo front speakers which bolt together in the middle, and a pair of similar tallboy rears. They're joined by...
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Chill out
Fly-Sized Frog
The world’s smallest known vertebrate is a frog the size of a housefly, a new study says. At an average of 7.7 millimetres long, the newfound Paedophryne amauensis is a hair...
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Fashion
Travel & Cousine
Romantic Retreats
In life, there are certain “special” days that can easily be forgotten – women know full well that men have the innate ability to forget their birthdays yet somehow remember...
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