Economy

Life in Cuba is slowly grinding to a halt: Due to American pressure, there is no food, fuel, electricity, tourists... and it's getting worse!

Mendi Pruna recalls with a nostalgic smile the wave of American tourists who came to Cuba after then-US President Barack Obama restored diplomatic relations with the island nation in 2015.

WHAT A CHANGE! 3 signs will get big money, while these 2 are heading straight into DEBT

Astrological forecasts for 2026 announce unexpected financial twists. While a few signs will experience a real financial boom and feel money 'coming their way,' others might face financial challenges if they don't take smart steps. The stars emphasize the importance of discipline, planning, and responsible money management for everyone this year, but the effects will vary greatly depending on the zodiac sign.

MARKET GROWTH OF 13 PERCENT RECORDED! See how people live poorly in Serbia

We are buying new cars and traveling to exotic destinations, no matter what anyone says...

CITIZENS, IT HAS NOW BEEN DECIDED, EFFECTIVE TOMORROW FROM 8 AM

The National Bank of Serbia (NBS) has announced the new official middle exchange rate of the dinar against the euro for Thursday, February 19, 2026.

Bad news for Croatians: What they feared has happened with real estate

The table of average real estate prices contains data for all local self-government units, while for the City of Zagreb it includes a more detailed division into cadastral municipalities.

Sold His House to Share Salaries: The Story of a Hero Director Took an Unusual Turn!

As a sign of gratitude for his sacrifice and the vision he implemented, employees decided to gift him a Tesla car.

Chris Wright: Venezuela Could Increase Oil Production by 40 Percent in 2026

PARIS - Venezuela could increase oil production by 30 to 40 percent this year, U.S. Secretary of Energy Chris Wright said today, noting that there is great interest among international companies in investing in the South American country.

Oil prices jumped over three percent due to fears of a US-Iran conflict

WASHINGTON - Oil prices today rose by more than three percent after US Vice President JD Vance warned that Iran has not met key US demands in nuclear armament negotiations, while President Donald Trump has kept the possibility of military intervention open if diplomacy fails.

Financial Sector Inflation Expectations Within NBS Target

The National Bank of Serbia (NBS) announced today that short-term and medium-term inflation expectations of the financial sector, according to the results of the January survey by the agency Ninamedia, continued to move within the central bank's target of three plus/minus 1.5 percent.

18,000 Dinars Per Hectare for These Serbian Citizens: Public Call to Follow

Minister of Agriculture, Forestry and Water Management Dragan Glamočić spoke today with the president of the Association of Farmers from South Banat, Živojin Ostojić, about the current state of agriculture and announced that a public call for basic incentives in plant production will be issued next week.

Italy Announces Brochure for Participation in Expo 2027

The Italian Embassy has released its first brochure for participation in the specialized exhibition Expo 2027 in Belgrade, outlining key program aspects and highlighting Serbia's importance as a desirable market for Italian companies.

Fico: Transport of oil via JANAF is five times more expensive

Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico stated today that the transport of oil via the JANAF (Adria) pipeline will be more than five times more expensive for Slovakia than transport via the Druzhba pipeline, through which oil has not flowed for more than two weeks.