Serbia

Serbia Eases Euro Payments for Citizens Starting May

From May, citizens in Serbia will be able to make and receive payments in euros more easily, following regulatory...

Half a Million Serbs Have Moved to the EU Over the Past Decade

In the past decade around 500,000 citizens of Serbia have emigrated to European Union countries, with the largest number relocating to Croatia.The migration reflects ongoing economic and social pressures...

Serbia Weighs Surčin and Ada Huja for National Stadium Project

Serbia is evaluating potential locations for the construction of a new national stadium, with Surčin and Ada Huja emerging as leading options. The project is expected to be one...

PhD Holders In Serbia Earning Less Than Low-Skilled Workers

In Serbia, some highly educated individuals, including PhD holders, are earning less than workers with only basic education, highlighting imbalances in the labour market. The...

Serbia Advances “Smile of Vojvodina” Expressway With Azvirt Deal

The agreement was signed with the company Azvirt, marking the continuation of major transport investments in the northern part of the country. The project aims...

Air Serbia Introduces Self-Service Check-In and Baggage Drop Machines

Аir Serbia announced that it will introduce self-service machines at airports, allowing travelers to check in for flights and drop off their luggage without waiting...

Serbian Bottled Water Producers Complain About High Fees

Bottled water producers in Serbia are raising concerns about high fees imposed by local authorities, claiming they make production economically unviable. The fees, which vary by...

Doctors From Central And Eastern Europe Honoured For Medical Research

Nine doctors from across Central and Eastern Europe have been recognised for their research at the 12th annual International Medis Awards for Medical Research. The...

Cheapest Apartments In Belgrade – Outskirts Lead The List

Although real estate prices in Belgrade remain high, the cheapest apartments can still be found in several suburban municipalities and nearby settlements. According to recent market...

EU Carbon Tax Hits Serbian Exports

The introduction of the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) has significantly affected exports from Serbia to the European Union. According to industry representatives, exports in certain sectors have...

KONTEH Marks 20 Years Connecting Students and Tech Industry 

One of Serbia’s most prominent student technology events returns this March, celebrating two decades of linking academia with the tech industry. The twentieth edition of KONTEH,...

Artificial Intelligence Set to Reshape Job Market in Serbia

The rapid development of artificial intelligence is expected to significantly reshape the labour market, with experts warning that certain professions could face a higher...

Vučić Announces Development Strategy “Serbia 2035”

Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić has presented a new long-term development plan titled “Serbia 2035,” outlining the country’s strategic priorities for economic growth, infrastructure expansion, and improved...

Storm Rider Takes a Balkan Film Into America’s Toughest Market

Producer Neb Chupin explains why the film Storm Rider (Gospodar Oluje) is entering more than 300 U.S. cinemas through a high-risk self-release strategy —...

Ownership Issues Surround “Apoteka Beograd” Retail Spaces Draw Attention

The ownership structure of retail premises used by Apoteka Beograd has come into focus, amid discussions about property rights and management of commercial spaces...