The point is not that the "new symbol of Belgrade", the "Belgrade Clock" weighing almost eight tons, nine meters high and costing ten million dinars, located in the middle of the roundabout on Republic Square, which is…

The "Belgrade clock" in Republic Square, pompously announced by the city authorities, worth a total of 10 million dinars, was installed on the night between Saturday and Sunday in the center of the newly formed roundabout and...

A new nine-meter-tall, 7.5-ton 'Belgrade Clock' has been installed overnight at the Republic Square roundabout, a project long announced by Mayor Šapić.

A tender for the procurement of a clock installed in the center of Belgrade was reportedly rigged, with the company that installed it being a distributor for a French manufacturer.

Savo Manojlović, leader of the Kreni-promeni movement, has questioned the price and justification of the 'Belgrade Clock' in Republic Square after finding a similar item for sale on Alibaba for $6,800.

Soon after it was installed, the "Belgrade clock" in the roundabout on Republic Square, pompously announced for months, broke down. Today, it doesn't even have hands.

The City of Belgrade has awarded a new contract for the procurement, installation, and commissioning of the 'Belgrade Clock' after one of the initially contracted firms was unable to complete the work.