The Single Euro Payments Area (SEPA), which has been operational in Serbia since May 5, became the main channel for cross-border payments in just three months, National Bank of Serbia (NBS) Governor Jorgovanka Tabaković(read more)
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Mobile banking users rise 13.2 percent in Serbia
The number of people in Serbia using mobile banking continues to grow, with banking apps becoming an increasingly common way of carrying out everyday financial transactions.
Serbia, Romania discuss Pančevo-Timișoara highway construction
Serbian Minister of Construction, Transport and Infrastructure Aleksandra Sofronijević and Romanian Transport Minister Radu-Dinel Miruță held talks in Timișoara on the construction of the Pančevo-Vršac-Vatin-Timișoara(read more)
Tito’s Blue Train heads for the Adriatic again
Nearly seven decades after entering service, the famous Blue Train that once carried Yugoslav President Josip Broz Tito is now transporting passengers toward the Adriatic Sea, eKapija reported.
Serbian government seeks 2026 budget revision
The Serbian government on Thursday adopted proposed amendments to the 2026 Budget Law.
Serbia sets 2027 minimum wage at EUR 600
The Serbian government decided to increase the minimum wage for next year by 9.2 percent, in line with its proposal ahead of negotiations with unions and employers.
Vučić says parliamentary elections will be on Oct. 18 or 25
Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić said on Thursday that, “as things stand,” parliamentary elections in Serbia would be held on Oct. 18 or 25.
Milić: SNS preparing election fraud, 238,890 citizenships granted over 10 years
Dragan Milić, president of the Movement for Decentralization of Serbia, said he had obtained data from the Interior Ministry showing that Serbian state authorities granted a total of 238,890 citizenships on various(read more)
As many as 30 lists may run in parliamentary elections
People’s Party President Vladimir Gajić said on Thursday that there could be as many as 30 electoral lists in the parliamentary elections, the highest number since the 2000 elections.
Serbian singer penalized in Croatia over song
The Municipal Court in Zadar sentenced Svetlana Spajić, 54, a singer and leader of a singing group from Serbia, to five days in prison, suspended for one year, and fined her EUR 50 over a video posted in March 2024 in(read more)
