2013

S1.E1 ∙ Episode #1.1

Sun, Sep 22, 2013

A months-long Insider's research on the energy agreement between Serbia and Russia showed that Serbia, of all the countries on the route of the South Stream, fared the worst in the negotiations on the construction of this international gas pipeline.

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S1.E2 ∙ Episode #1.2

Sun, Sep 29, 2013

Why was Serbia brought to a situation of almost complete energy dependence, what is the role of the state representatives in that at one point they introduced an intermediary and then gave him all the benefits, who allowed the intermediary work to be carried out in unregulated relations, to the detriment of the Public Enterprise Srbijagas as well as to which accounts million commissions go, while Serbia actually pays for expensive gas?

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S1.E3 ∙ Episode #1.3

Sun, Oct 06, 2013

According to Insider's research, in the last few years, Srbijagas has contracted works worth at least 240 million euros with private companies for the construction of a network of these gas pipelines throughout Serbia. The management of the public company announces that Serbia will wait for the passage of South Stream almost completely gasified.

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S1.E4 ∙ Episode #1.4

Sun, Oct 13, 2013

What was sold with NIS, how much the use of domestic reserves has been accelerated in the last five years? Who, how and why in direct negotiations, away from the public eye, agreed to the documents that was coming out to meet the Russian side? As revealed by Insider, the sale of the Serbian Oil Industry for 400 million euros with an obligation to invest 500 million euros meant, among other things, the sale of the right to use domestic oil and gas reserves.

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