Serbia

Wizz Air to Keep Belgrade Base as Serbia Delays Controversial Aviation Rule

Wizz Air will remain in Serbia after the Serbian Civil Aviation Directorate postponed the implementation of a...

Hidden Costs of Buying a First Home in Serbia

For example, a €200,000 apartment in an older building would normally be subject to a 2.5% property transfer tax, or €5,000. However, first-time buyers...

World Bank Approves $600 Million Programme to Develop Serbia’s Gas Sector

The programme will be implemented over ten years through a Multiphase Programmatic Approach, with other development partners and private-sector representatives expected to participate. Its...

EIB Provides €15 Million Loan to PWO Group for Expansion in Serbia

The European Investment Bank (EIB) is providing a €15 million loan to German automotive supplier PWO Group to finance machinery for its recently opened...

Remote Work Loses Ground in Serbia’s IT Sector as Hybrid and Office Jobs Rise

The 2026 figure brings remote work back to the level recorded in 2021, when it was also present in 26% of IT job advertisements....

€56.5 Million Financing Boost for Serbian Businesses

Companies across Serbia will gain access to €56.5 million in favourable financing under a new agreement between the European Investment Bank (EIB), UniCredit Bank...

EXPO 2027 Expansion Brings New Residential Complexes to New Belgrade – And What Else?

One of the areas affected by the expansion is Block 45, where plans for new construction are emerging alongside major changes to the Sava...

Serbian Driver Fined and Car Seized Over BlaBlaCar Cost-Sharing

A Serbian driver has been fined and had his car seized for 90 days after traffic authorities determined that sharing travel costs with a...

Serbia’s Sheep Farming Faces Paradox as Wool Becomes Nearly Worthless

Shearing one sheep currently costs between 400 and 450 dinars, while wool is worth only around 35 dinars per kilogram. With farmers often unable...

Serbia Faces Pressure on Electricity Prices Amid Rising Energy Costs

Speaking in Kragujevac, Đedović Handanović said Serbia has sufficient reserves of petroleum products, which have doubled over the past four years, but warned that...

Serbia Wins European Volleyball Bronze

The victory came just one day after Serbia suffered a 3–0 defeat to hosts Türkiye in the semi-final. Despite missing out on the final,...

Serbian Education Unions Demand Higher Salaries

Serbia’s education unions are calling on the government to honour previously agreed commitments and introduce further salary increases for teachers and other education workers. Representatives...

Belgrade Marks 65 Years of the Non-Aligned Movement

Belgrade hosted a high-level commemorative meeting on September 1 marking the 65th anniversary of the First Conference of the Non-Aligned Movement, bringing together heads...

NALED Launches Serbia’s First Public Database Of Social Enterprises

The database aims to increase the visibility of these businesses and make it easier for them to connect with citizens, companies, the public sector...

Digital Textbooks Could Make Education More Affordable in Serbia

Digital textbooks can significantly reduce the costs associated with printing, paper, storage and distribution. Unlike printed books, electronic materials can also be updated more...