During the past year in Serbia, 49 workers died at their workplace, according to the 2025 Labor Inspectorate Report….
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Auto and textile workers face unsafe conditions, overtime, low pay
During the past year, the Center for Emancipation Policies organized five interactive training sessions for employees in the automotive and textile industries in Serbia, and the conclusions from those meetings were(read more)
NBS moves to regulate Buy Now, Pay Later sales
The National Bank of Serbia (NBS) announced on Friday that it had prepared a Draft Law on Amendments and Supplements to the Law on the Protection of Financial Service Users in order to achieve full alignment with(read more)
Srbijavoz borrows EUR 46.9 million for 30 new CAF trains
The Government of Serbia adopted a Draft Law under which the state will provide a guarantee for a loan of RSD 5.5 billion (approximately EUR 46.9 million) intended for the procurement of 30 new electric multiple-unit(read more)
Air Serbia resumes flights to Toronto and Munich
Air Serbia on Saturday introduced direct flights between Belgrade and Toronto, thereby re-establishing an air connection between Serbia and Canada after 34 years, the company announced…. This content is for(read more)
Green light for geotextile factory in Svilajnac
The company Fortis Technical Textiles has received approval for the Environmental Impact Assessment Study for the phased construction project of a production-administrative complex for the manufacture of technical(read more)
PR agencies from New York, Berlin, and Dubai submit bids for EXPO 2027 promotion
The company EXPO 2027 Belgrade announced on Friday that agencies Karv from New York, MC Group from Berlin, and Third Floor DWC LLC from Dubai submitted bids in the open international public procurement procedure for(read more)
Serbia, Western Balkans closer to ending EU roaming charges
European Union member states have practically reached an agreement on the start of negotiations on abolishing roaming charges for citizens of Serbia and other Western Balkan countries, while a formal decision is(read more)
NIS sale deadline expires today, extensions expected
Today is the deadline set by the U.S. Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) for Russia’s Gazprom to sell its majority 56 percent stake in Naftna Industrija Srbije (NIS). Although for months it appeared that Hungary’s(read more)
EC forecasts Serbia’s economic growth of 2.8 percent
Serbia’s economic growth will reach 2.8 percent this year and 3.9 percent next year as domestic demand benefits from major public investments linked to the specialized EXPO 27 exhibition and from rising wages and(read more)
