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At the beginning of the year, Serbia experienced a deterioration in economic performance, reflected in a notable slowdown in gross domestic product (GDP) growth—from 3.3% in the fourth quarter of 2024 to 2% in the first(read more)

The volume of foreign direct investment (FDI) in Eastern and Southeastern Europe declined last year compared to previous years, despite some exceptions—most notably among Western Balkan countries, according to an(read more)

The third public tender issued by Serbian Railways Infrastructure (IŽS) for assessing the structural stability of the Novi Sad Railway Station has been canceled, as no bids were submitted by the final deadline of June(read more)

The recent threat by Iran to close the Strait of Hormuz, prompted by escalating tensions with Israel, raised concerns about the potential impact on global oil supply and whether Serbia could maintain access to its most(read more)

German Ambassador to Serbia, Anke Konrad, stated yesterday that Serbia’s accession process to the European Union is unrelated to the implementation of the Jadar project, emphasizing that the two are parallel but(read more)

This year’s business climate survey conducted by the German-Serbian Chamber of Commerce (AHK), with 21 percent of its member companies participating in March, reaffirms continued confidence in Serbia as an(read more)

State-subsidized housing loans aimed at young citizens aged 20 to 35—intended to assist with the purchase of residential property—may have been designed primarily to facilitate the sale of state-funded real estate in(read more)

Strela-Obrenovac, a company owned by Miroslav Nikolić and a member of the Srboexport group, has become the sole owner of the transportation company Lastra from Lazarevac…. This content is for Osnovni members only(read more)

Serbian Finance Minister Siniša Mali said on Sunday in Osaka that negotiations are ongoing to secure a new extension of the U.S. sanctions waiver for Naftna Industrija Srbije (NIS), although the process is proving(read more)

Serbian farmers have voiced skepticism over the government’s plan to purchase a limited quantity of wheat for state reserves at a price of 25 dinars per kilogram, saying the move will benefit only a handful of(read more)