Fuel price shifts in Slovenia and infrastructure works in Serbia

In Slovenia, fuel price forecasts for Tuesday suggest a decrease in gasoline prices by approximately three cents per liter, bringing the price to around 1.71 euros. However, diesel and heating oil are expected to increase by at least four cents per liter. These shifts follow a rise in Brent crude oil prices, which reached nearly 110 dollars per barrel due to supply concerns in the Middle East and attacks on Russian energy infrastructure.

In Serbia, officials Goran Puzović of Srbijavode and Grocka Mayor Aleksandar Rajković inspected ongoing construction on the right bank of the Danube in Vinča. The project, which aims to protect the Belo brdo archaeological site from erosion and flooding, is scheduled for completion by May 2027. The development includes a new embankment, pedestrian walkways, and urban infrastructure intended to support tourism ahead of EXPO 2027.