Economy

Inverter Air Conditioner or Norwegian Radiator: Which is More Profitable?

More and more households are looking for ways to reduce their electricity bills during winter, and the dilemma often comes down to choosing between an inverter air conditioner and a Norwegian radiator. Although both devices use electricity, the differences in consumption and comfort are significant.

IMPORTANT DECISION: 20,000 DINARS ONE-TIME AID

New one-time financial aid of 20,000 dinars brings relief to a large number of citizens, and according to the latest information, certain categories can even be eligible for two financial supports.

Simple Technique, Nice Savings

It may seem like a small detail, but the moment you stop at the gas station can make a difference. The technique already used by many drivers in Germany promises small savings with every refueling, which add up over time.

Small Investment, Big Profit: This Plant Brings Excellent Earnings

Photo: shutterstock/aliaksei kruhlenia/Janusz Pienkowski

China Introduces Zero Tariffs

Beijing emphasizes that it will simultaneously continue negotiations and the signing of economic partnership agreements.

ITALY FACING TOTAL COLLAPSE Pensions melting away, fewer and fewer workers

Young people are condemned to old age in poverty

A Breakthrough Moment

Mining company Keliber has begun operations in Kaustinen in the west of the country, while processing takes place in the Kokola region.

Prestige or Bankruptcy? 5 Luxury Sedans That Cost Little Now But Hide Terrifying Costs

They once cost as much as an apartment in the center of Belgrade, and today they are sold at the price of an average used city car. Luxury sedans like the Audi A8, BMW 7 Series, or Mercedes S-Class offer massage seats, V8 engines, and a quietness that new cars can only dream of, but behind a price of 12,000 to 20,000 euros, a costly nightmare often lurks.

WHAT IS HAPPENING WITH THE EURO? Safe currencies are no longer safe: Why are the US dollar and Japanese yen weakening, and is the Swiss franc becoming the new financial haven?

Safe currencies are no longer safe: why are the US dollar and Japanese yen weakening, and is the Swiss franc becoming the new financial haven?

A Dream Solution or a Mistake

As classical construction prices skyrocket, more and more people in the region are considering modular containers as an alternative for weekend houses on their plots.

Is the awarding of the meter reading job finally over?

While citizens receive unusually high electricity bills due to unread meters, Elektrodistribucija Srbije continues to select "readers" of meters, more precisely – the companies that will do this job for them.

New gas deal in sight: President Aliyev's visit brings agreement on gas power plant construction near Niš?

For Statehood Day, February 15, President Aleksandar Vučić will host Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev, and the visit could bring Serbia an agreement on the construction of a gas power plant near Niš.