Economy

AN ISLAND IN GREECE CAN BE BOUGHT FOR THE PRICE OF AN APARTMENT IN BELGRADE! It's not a joke

With eight million euros, the price dropped to less than 250,000 euros.

Parents Rub Their Hands: Payments Increased, the State Gives Up to 7,498 Dinars Per Child

Parents in Serbia will receive a higher child allowance starting April 2026, while the income threshold has also been increased. Some families will now receive up to 50% more money.

Governor of the British Central Bank Surprised Citizens

Bejli said that increased mortgage costs show that investors have changed expectations since the outbreak of the conflict.

GLOBAL HIT TO CITIZENS' POCKETS LOOMS: Closing the Strait of Hormuz could cause a HEADLONG JUMP in food prices!

The closing of the Strait of Hormuz could cause a serious global food price crisis in the next six to 12 months if governments do not take urgent measures, the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) warned today.

Record and Variable Livestock Prices in Serbia

Record prices for calves in Serbia reached 1,000 din/kg, while pigs and lambs show fluctuations and declines in several regions and slaughterhouses.

Fifth Failed Attempt: Signed 40 Agreements with Xi, but Not One That is Very Important to Putin

Despite his fifth attempt and 25th visit to China during his tenure, Vladimir Putin failed to reach the long-desired agreement on the construction of the Power of Siberia 2 gas pipeline, writes The Moscow Times.

PIO Fund Records Historic Result

The PIO Fund achieved a record surplus of 8.9 billion dinars in 2025, with increased revenues and pensions rising to an average of 56,843 dinars (485 euros).

Increased Child Allowance in Serbia

The main change, which came into effect on April 1, 2026, involves raising the property census, correcting a long-standing paradox where families lose the right to assistance as soon as the minimum wage in the country slightly increases.

CHECK IF YOU ARE ON THE LIST! One-time aid of 40,000 and 50,000 dinars is coming!

The municipality of Pećinci has continued to implement support measures for young families through one-time financial assistance for young married couples and families with newborns.

Despite earning up to 3,000 euros in season, Montenegro struggles with worker shortages

Montenegro faces a labor shortage in tourism, despite low unemployment, as workers opt for better-paying seasonal jobs in the region.

"This situation with MOL is not going well for us": Serbian President commented

Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić stated that the situation regarding negotiations in the oil sector and the company NIS is not simple at all, mentioning that talks with the company MOL "are not going well," but that Serbia hopes the American administration will show understanding regarding possible sanctions.

Vučić: Negotiations with MOL are not going well, I am not optimistic about the NIS deal

Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić stated that negotiations with MOL regarding the Russian stake in NIS are not progressing well and expressed hope that the US OFAC will understand Serbia's position.