Economy

A spot near Rembrandt for 10,000 euros

Anyone who has 10,000 euros and wants to be buried near the Dutch painter Rembrandt van Rijn will soon be able to reserve a spot for their urn in the new crypt of the Westerkerk church in Amsterdam.

Nikodijević: Waste management is no longer just a communal issue, but also an economic one

Waste management is no longer just a communal issue and a topic of cleanliness, but above all an issue of economy and sustainable development, said the President of the Belgrade City Assembly, Nikola Nikodijević, today at the opening of the 'International Professional Forum: Waste - Wealth We Throw Away' in Belgrade.

Lazarevic: Serbia and Ukraine Free Trade Agreement by Year-End

Minister of Internal and Foreign Trade Jagoda Lazarevic discussed the improvement of cooperation between the two countries and the continuation of negotiations on the Free Trade Agreement today in Belgrade with the Deputy Prime Minister of Ukraine for European and Euro-Atlantic Integration and Trade Representative of Ukraine Taras Kachka.

ECB: Eurozone economic growth to slow this year due to Middle East conflict

BRUSSELS - The European Commission (EC) announced today that it expects the eurozone economy to slow down during 2026 due to the consequences of the war in the Middle East.

140 Contracts Awarded in Rakovica for Energy Efficiency Improvements

In Rakovica, 140 contracts were awarded today to citizens who received subsidies for improving energy efficiency in family homes and apartments. The Ministry of Mining and Energy announced that a new public call for subsidies will be issued this year with the aim of renovating at least 50,000 households across Serbia.

European Space Companies Record Growth

Shares of European companies in the space and satellite sector have significantly increased today, after SpaceX filed for an IPO.

Data Manipulation: How Forbes and N1 Create a Negative Picture of Air Serbia's Operations

Analyst Uroš Piper sharply criticized the reporting of Nova S and Forbes media, calling it an example of 'media dishonor'. The focus of the criticism was how these media outlets reported information about Air Serbia's financial performance.

Macut with Kačka on improving economic cooperation between Serbia and Ukraine

Serbian Prime Minister Prof. Đuro Macut spoke today with Ukrainian Deputy Prime Minister for European and Euro-Atlantic Integration Taras Kačka about bilateral relations between Serbia and Ukraine and opportunities for improving cooperation in trade, economy, infrastructure, energy, digitalization, and other sectors.

European Commission forecasts economic growth of 2.8% for Serbia this year

After a significant slowdown last year, Serbia's economic growth will reach 2.8% this year and 3.9% next year as domestic demand will benefit from large public investments associated with the specialized exhibition "EXPO 2027" and from rising wages and pensions, forecasts the European Commission.

Srbijagas finances Leskovac gasification worth 86.8 million euros

Public enterprise "Srbijagas", with state support, is financing the complete realization of the gasification project for populated areas in the city of Leskovac, whose total value after today's signing of the contract annex amounts to 86.8 million euros excluding VAT, with a deadline for completion of works of 48 months.

140 Contracts Awarded in Belgrade's Rakovica Municipality for Energy Efficiency Improvements

In Belgrade's Rakovica municipality, 140 contracts were awarded today to citizens who received subsidies for improving energy efficiency in family homes and apartments.

Oil Market on the Brink of Collapse: The World Has Only Three Months Left Until Complete Chaos

Economists warn that the crisis will lead to higher transportation costs, agricultural production, and basic foodstuffs, threatening a new wave of inflation.