Economy

Bajatović: Serbia safe regarding gas supply until at least January 1, 2028

The extension of the gas arrangement with Russia is good news for Serbia, which, according to the assessment of the general director of 'Srbijagas' Dušan Bajatović, will have a stable supply until 2028, without price increases for households and with the possibility of gas for the economy being even cheaper.

Flights from Belgrade to this island cost only 43 euros, and if you move there, you can get up to 15,000 euros

Imagine a life surrounded by the sea, a mild Mediterranean climate, and quiet streets in a village with less than 3,000 inhabitants. In Sardinia, this is no longer just a dream – local authorities are offering financial support to anyone who decides to revitalize the island's rural areas by relocating.

Vučić: Agreement with Putin is salvation for Serbia, but the world is heading towards an energy collapse

BELGRADE – Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić stated that in talks with Russian Federation President Vladimir Putin, a three-month extension of the gas supply agreement was agreed upon, under, as he emphasized, extremely favorable conditions for Serbia.

Clothing Origin Will No Longer Be a Secret

Without false data on the country of origin, material type, and product maintenance methods – this is how shopping for every piece of clothing and footwear, and then technical devices and other types of goods arriving on the European market, will look in the coming years.

Payment of March pensions begins on Thursday

Pensions for March will, according to the payment schedule published by the Pension and Disability Insurance Fund, first be received by users from the category of self-employment, whose benefits will start arriving on April 2, regardless of the method of receiving pensions they have opted for.

The Time When Quebec Flowed with Milk and Honey

You arrived in Canada late, there's no more milk and honey flowing here – with these words, a group of parishioners from the Orthodox Church of the Holy Trinity in Montreal, after the Divine Liturgy on the feast of the Transfiguration of the Lord, introduced us to our new life just a few days after we arrived in this city in 1993.

Subotica Organizes a Job Fair

The Subotica branch of the National Employment Service (NES) will organize a Job Fair on Thursday, April 2nd, with the participation of 20 employers who have reported a need for more than 250 workers of various educational profiles.

Belgrade Stock Exchange Had a Turnover of 4,477,108 Dinars, Both Indices Fell

The Belgrade Stock Exchange today had a turnover of 4,477,108 dinars, and both indices recorded a drop in value, according to the stock exchange report.

"RAD" a.d. Belgrade increased capital by subscribing 37,496 new shares

Publishing company "RAD" a.d. Belgrade subscribed 37,496 shares with a nominal value of 500 dinars per share and increased capital, as stated in a document published on the website of the Central Securities Register, Depository and Clearing.

Five dinar discount per liter on all NIS fuels with IPS payment

By paying through a banking application and using the IPS payment system, consumers at all NIS gas stations in Serbia will continue to receive a discount of five dinars per liter on all derivatives, regardless of the amount of fuel purchased. This promotion will last until April 24.

Zagreb: HPA demands urgent compensation for agricultural damages

The Croatian Chamber of Agriculture (HPA) demanded on Monday urgent compensation for farmers in the City of Zagreb and its surroundings whose greenhouses were damaged by last week's storm, so they can continue production.

G7 leaders ready for all measures to stabilize energy market

Finance and energy ministers and central bank governors of G7 countries announced today that they are ready to take "all necessary measures" to preserve the stability of the energy market and mitigate the economic consequences of recent volatility, in light of disruptions caused by the US-Israeli war against Iran.