Economy

Vučić: Things regarding NIS are moving in the right direction

Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić stated today that negotiations with the Hungarians regarding NIS will continue from Monday, adding that despite all difficulties, things are moving in the right direction. He pointed out that Serbia is consuming more and more reserves, and it is questionable whether they can be replenished.

Britons are getting headaches from expensive aspirin

Since the start of the US-Israeli attack on Iran, the prices of over-the-counter medicines in Great Britain have increased by between 20 and 30 percent. For example, some types of aspirin, which are particularly beneficial for heart patients, are reaching prices of up to nine pounds, which is truly incredible.

USA: No state aid for low-cost carriers

US Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy stated on Monday that he does not believe the US government should bail out low-cost airlines that sought $2.5 billion in state aid due to high jet fuel prices.

Increased Traffic Intensity Expected

The company 'Roads of Serbia' announced today that it is prepared and organized to welcome the increased traffic intensity on the roads in Serbia, which is expected due to citizens returning from a long weekend.

Real Estate Prices Soar

The value of the real estate market in Serbia in 2025 was a record 8.1 billion euros, representing an 8.6 percent increase compared to 2024, the Republic Geodetic Authority announced.

Square meter in Belgrade costs as much as 15,000 euros: Here's how much the most expensive garage cost

The value of the real estate market in Serbia in 2025 amounted to a record 8.1 billion euros, representing an 8.6 percent increase compared to 2024, the Republic Geodetic Authority announced.

Russia Has the Lowest Unemployment in the G20

Russia recorded the lowest unemployment rate among G20 countries at the end of the first quarter, according to an analysis by RIA Novosti based on data from national statistical services.

Seoul on alert over new US tariffs on cars

South Korean authorities have announced that they will carefully assess the announcement of increased US tariffs on cars and trucks from the European Union and will prepare a response regarding these measures, a South Korean presidential office official said.

Vučić: Over 11,000 applications submitted for housing loans for young people

"So far, 11,440 applications for loans for young people have been submitted, and 6,500 approvals have been issued," Vučić said in a phone conversation with TV Informer, emphasizing that funds for this program will have to be provided in the future.

Vasić: SEPA system usage brings lower costs and faster international transactions

Financial consultant Vladimir Vasić stated today that full utilization of the SEPA system brings lower costs and faster international transactions for citizens, and that Serbian businessmen will feel the biggest benefit because 60 percent of their trade is with the European Union.

"A Cursed Yard That Is Silently Dying": The Trend of Layoffs Continues in Southern Serbia

Last month in Niš, another hundred workers lost their jobs at the company Johnson Electric, after more than 3,000 workers in that city and over 6,000 in southern Serbia experienced a similar fate last year, a part of Niš's opposition warned.

Sidelined Worker Seen Pouring Beers While on Sick Leave, Then Fired: After Trial, Boss Must Pay Him a Fortune

A court in Rotterdam ruled that a worker for a construction company from South Holland was unlawfully dismissed after pouring beer in a pub while on sick leave.