Economy

DO THIS IMMEDIATELY SO YOUR MONEY ISN'T WASTED: Paid for electricity, but to the wrong account?

Citizens can pay their electricity bills today in several ways - without going to a counter, via mobile phone, but also classically at the post office or bank. However, it happens that a payment is made to the wrong account, so it is important to know how to correct such a mistake.

Hundreds of Lufthansa planes grounded in Germany all day, numerous flights canceled: These are the reasons for the strike

Hundreds of Lufthansa planes in Germany will remain grounded today due to an all-day strike by pilots and cabin crew.

Zivkovic (EPS): Households without power during January storms exempt from paying bills for that month

The General Director of Elektroprivreda Srbije (EPS), Dušan Živković, stated today for RTS that, based on data from Elektrodistribucija Srbija, approximately 51,000 households that were left without electricity during the January storms are exempt from paying the full amount of their bills for that month.

European leaders divided over 'Buy European' initiative

European Union leaders are set to discuss at a summit in Belgium whether the 'Buy European' policy is the right answer to weakening economic conditions in Europe. At a meeting dedicated to the future of the continent in an increasingly unstable global economy, 27 leaders will discuss ways Europe can regain its competitiveness, The Guardian writes.

NIN: Delhaize will withdraw about 50 percent of products from certain suppliers from its assortment after the expiration of the margin restriction decree

The retail chain Delhaize in Serbia plans a significant change in its operations from March 1, when the Government's decree on limiting retail margins on basic foodstuffs expires, by withdrawing about 50 percent of products from certain suppliers from its sales assortment, NIN reported in its latest issue.

CLS: Belgrade's Extraordinary Budget Rebalance on February 27

Belgrade's extraordinary budget rebalance will be adopted at a session planned for February 27, the Center for Local Self-Government has learned.

Pensions One Step Away from Minimum Wage

Malo, malo, pa slušamo o nikad većim penzijama. I stvarno su mnogo veće nego, recimo, krajem 2021. godine, kada su iznosile 29.300 dinara. U decembru 2025. godine posle povećanja od 12,2 odsto prosečna penzija je dostigla iznos od 56.900 dinara ili 485 evra.

NBS Announces New Exchange Rate

The National Bank of Serbia (NBS) announced the official mid-year exchange rate of the dinar against the euro for Thursday, February 12, 2026. According to the latest data, the official mid-year dinar exchange rate is 117.3710 dinars per euro, which represents a slight change compared to Wednesday.

IMPORTANT FOR SERBS IN GERMANY! These workers will get a salary increase!

The increase, along with a one-time bonus of 400 euros, would be paid to workers over 30 months.

NEW HIT TO TOURISTS' POCKETS! If you travel to THIS city, get ready to pay, taxes are increasing!

According to city authorities, this redistribution of tariffs will not significantly affect total revenue from tourist tax.

Citizens, an important notice regarding property tax payment has arrived today

Today, February 11th, a new official notice regarding property tax has arrived.

This Vegetable is Flying Off the Shelves in Serbia: Costs 220 Dinars Per Kilo, Young Housewives Adore It

Few vegetable growers sow Brussels sprouts, and those who have them in their fields also deal with other brassicas, primarily cabbage and cauliflower, and now have seasonal workers in the fields harvesting Brussels sprouts, which resemble miniature cabbage heads in appearance.