Economy

Trump's Tariff War with the Court: $500 Billion India Pact on Hold

India has postponed sending a trade delegation to Washington, which was supposed to finalize important agreements this week, the main reason being legal and economic uncertainty after the US Supreme Court overturned President Donald Trump's tariffs.

Subsidies of 18,000 dinars per hectare before sowing, money arrives by the end of the month

Minister of Agriculture Dragan Glamočić stated today that two public calls for farmers will be announced in the next ten days, one for crop production and the other for loans under very favorable terms.

Men Earn Over 5,000 Euros More Than Women

In Spain in 2024, men earned an average of 5,158 euros more than women, according to data from trade unions published on Equal Pay Day, which has been observed in the country on February 22 since 2011, RTV reports today.

The Watermill Works Again

Mali Zvornik – In Velika Reka, along one of the numerous streams flowing into the Drina, an old mill for grinding grain, built over a century ago, is being renovated. Although modest in size, this structure carries significance far beyond its purpose – it testifies to a way of life that has shaped Serbian villages for centuries.

Serbian food enters Japan through the front door: participation in the Tokyo fair

The Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Serbia (PKS) has announced that, together with the Serbian Development Agency (RAS), it will organize the participation of Serbian businessmen within the national stand of Serbia at the upcoming International Food and Drink Exhibition "Foodex" 2026, which will be held in Tokyo from March 10 to 13.

Exchange Rate for Tomorrow

The dinar will slightly change its value against the euro tomorrow, and the official middle exchange rate will be 117.4200 dinars for one euro, which is the weakest value of the dinar against the European currency since the beginning of the year, announced the National Bank of Serbia.