The National Employment Service (NSZ) announced on Saturday that there were 357,606 unemployed persons registered in Serbia in February 2024, marking a decrease of 35,421 compared to February 2023, when the figure stood(read more)
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Buyers in Serbia willing to spend up to EUR 20,000 on a new car
Most new car buyers in Serbia are willing to spend up to EUR 20,000 on a vehicle, according to a recent survey conducted by the website Polovni Automobili…. This content is for Osnovni members only.Register(read more)
Vučić: Protests lead to decline in industrial output and fewer tourists
President of Serbia Aleksandar Vučić stated last night that the country has experienced a 1.8% decline in industrial production, which he attributed to blockades and what he described as irresponsible behavior…(read more)
Kokanović says there will be no lithium mine in Jadar
Zlatko Kokanović, activist of the We Won’t Give Up Jadar movement, stated yesterday—following confirmation from Rio Tinto that it had submitted the Jadar project for consideration as a strategic project by the(read more)
Dinkić denies Commission of Inquiry, Commission refutes Dinkić
Former Serbian Minister of Finance Mlađan Dinkić has denied allegations made by Vladimir Obradović, a member of the Commission of Inquiry looking into the reconstruction of the main railway station in Novi Sad where the(read more)
Dunav Insurance sold its headquarters in central Belgrade
Dunav Insurance has sold its headquarters located at 4 Makedonska Street in the center of Belgrade, a building spanning 5,820 square meters, Forbes Serbia reports…. This content is for Osnovni members only(read more)
WIIW expects political change in Serbia, followed by GDP growth
The Vienna Institute for International Economic Studies (WIIW) anticipates a change of government in Serbia either by the end of this year or at the beginning of next, followed by an increase in gross domestic product(read more)
Arsić: Economic growth in Serbia to fall below planned 4.2 percent
Macroeconomic trends in Serbia at the beginning of the year indicate weaker performance compared to 2024, leading to an estimate that economic growth will fall short of the planned 4.2 percent, likely coming in at below(read more)
First pre-financing disbursements to Serbia under the EU Growth Plan expected soon
Serbia will receive the first tranche of EU funding within the coming days—and no later than the end of next week—under the pre-financing component of the EU Growth Plan for the Western Balkans, diplomatic sources(read more)
Employers from Croatia and Montenegro seeking seasonal workers from Serbia
Employers from neighboring countries—primarily Croatia and Montenegro—have begun recruiting workers from Serbia for the upcoming summer tourism and hospitality season, offering monthly salaries ranging from EUR 900 to(read more)
