Belgrade-headquartered Pixelnetica recently unveiled its next generation scanning software that it says will help companies reduce their maintenance and development costs.

The Greek government of the New Democracy recently called for a better guarantee of the safety of all citizens by ending the tolerance of anarchist fringe elements.

Greek Basketball League team Apollon Patras B.C., based in Patras, recently announced that Thanasis Skourtopoulos, formerly head coach of the Rethymno Aegean, will replace Kostas Mexas as head coach.

Yiannis Boutari, the mayor of the Greek municipality of Thessaloniki, recently refused the resignation of Thomas Psaras, Thessaloniki’s secretary general and head of Civil Protection, who submitted it following problems caused by a recent snow storm.

Prime Minister Zeljka Cvijanovic recently marked "The 9th of January – The Day of the Republic of Srpska,' which was celebrated this year with some novel additions, including a parade.

Anton Kasipovic, Srpska's deputy prime minister, and Lejla Resic, minister of Administration and Local Self-Government, recently met with several trade union presidents to discuss joint activities of social partners.

The European Central Bank Governing Council recently allowed a request from the Bank of Greece to set the emergency liquidity assistance ceiling for Greek banks at $49.73 billion.

The Bank of Greece recently released balance of travel services statistics for the country for the period of January to September 2016, which show a surplus of $10.97 million, a 9 percent reduction from the same period in 2015.

LG’s new flagship phone, the LG G6, will be equipped with extensively tested copper heat pipes that allow the phone to remain operational in temperatures 15 percent higher than the maximum required for it to go to market

The Bank of Greece reports that in November, the weighted average interest rate on deposits remained stable while the average interest rate on new loans decreased.

Atlassian plans to retain the company’s brand and services, as well as its current employees, and does not anticipate any significant changes for Trello’s existing customer base, which includes users in the Balkan nations, in the near term.

A limited number of spaces are still available at the Startit Center co-working space in Novi Sad, Serbia.

The Republic of Serbia’s Ministry of Education, Science and Technological Development recently announced a new campaign, KODigranje, under its Battle for Knowledge initiative through which it hopes to increase the digital literacy of primary students throughout the country.

Invest Europe recently highlighted the need for increased private-sector investment in infrastructures in Europe, citing similar projects promised by American and Chinese leaders as a threat to the continent’s competitiveness.

Invest Europe recently hired Marc Nahum as director of membership, a new position designed to deepen relationships with the group's 650 members and with fund managers and investors around Europe.

The General Assembly unanimously voted to expand the company's scope of business.

Results from a recent bank lending survey by the Bank of Greece shows that the demand for loans to non-financial corporations (NFCs) remained unchanged in the fourth quarter of last year compared to the third quarter.

Twenty Zrenjanin organizations including schools, businesses and IT groups recently established an information technology-focused project called Zrenjaninski ICT cluster.

Electricity supplier Electrica and OMV Petrom have launched the first fast-charging electric-vehicle station at an OMV gas station in Romania.

INTRASOFT International was recently chosen by Kuwait's Ministry of Finance to implement the state’s electronic governmental brokering platform and to develop a centralized net-based collections system.