Dragica Rankovic

I've been an online journalist, translator, and editor for English language websites and publications for over 13 years.


My mother tongue is Serbian, while my English is near-native: at C2 Proficiency, Grade A - the highest Cambridge English qualification.


I have a special interest in technology, particularly free and open source, and cover these topics among many others in my freelance work.


I also have a strong track-record in online research, fact-checking, and remote work.

I'm a passionate fan of Italian football side AS Roma, and a vegetarian of 25+ years. 


You can get in touch by email: rankovich@pm.me

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Permit issued to build Serbia's tallest building

[short news article from press release]

The Ministry of Construction, Transportation and Infrastructure has issued a building permit for the construction of the Kula Beograd (Belgrade Tower).

The Belgrade Waterfront construction site as of July 2 (Photo by D. Rankovic)

The building, a part of the Belgrade Waterfront project, will be Serbia's tallest at 168 meters.

The value of the investment - the construction of a 40-floor, 47,500 square meter structure - is RSD 12 billion (approx. EUR 100 million).

The Kula Beograd project includes, among other features, a five-star hotel, a recreational and sports area, and an observation deck with a panoramic view of 360 degrees.

The ground floor will have a restaurant and face the Sava River Promenade, while a pedestrian bridge will connect the structure with the Belgrade Waterfront Gallery shopping center.