This year’s health and fitness survey conducted by pharmaceutical company Galenika, reveals the primary health challenges faced by overweight individuals in Serbia.
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IMF delegation to visit Belgrade for 2026 budget talks
Finance Minister Siniša Mali announced on Friday that representatives of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) will visit Belgrade this week for discussions on Serbia’s budget for 2026.
Serbian transport companies shifting operations to EU due to EES rules
Serbian-registered international freight and passenger transport companies are facing major challenges due to the new Schengen Borders Code, which as of October 12 mandates electronic monitoring of stays in 25 EU(read more)
Leoni offers voluntary severance to some employees at Niš plant
The management of Leoni has offered voluntary severance packages to a portion of workers at its cable factory in Niš, according to a report by the Južne Vesti portal.
Former world’s top golfer Ernie Els to design golf course near Belgrade
Ernie Els, the former world number one golfer, is designing the Oaza golf course in Bečmen near Belgrade, with construction expected to begin in the summer of next year.
U.S. sends trade agreement proposal, Mali announces negotiations
Finance Minister Siniša Mali stated yesterday that Serbia received a proposal for a trade agreement from the United States several weeks ago and added that Belgrade is ready to continue discussions with the American(read more)
IMF: Serbia to record highest inflation in former Yugoslavia
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) anticipates a significant slowdown in Serbia’s economic growth in 2025, placing the country in the lower ranks compared to most former Yugoslav republics, Nedeljnik.rs reports.
Bankers and businesses expect inflation of 3.8 to 5% over the next year
Short- and medium-term inflation expectations in the financial sector remain within the National Bank of Serbia’s (NBS) target range of 3 percent, plus or minus 1.5 percentage points, according to the results of a(read more)
Belgrade Airport handled 2.9 million passengers in Q3
Nikola Tesla Airport in Belgrade continued its traffic growth in September, according to the latest report by VINCI Airports, which operates the airport through its concessionaire company Belgrade Airport.
Serbia requests exemption from steel tariffs and import quotas
Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić stated yesterday that he had delivered a letter to European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen, requesting that Serbia be exempted from the reduction of steel import quotas and(read more)
