The dinar is at its lowest level since the beginning of the year, and the demand for euros has increased in exchange offices. The NBS justifies the increased demand for foreign exchange with seasonal changes, and interprets the lack of euros on the market as a reduced inflow of foreign investments.
After many teachers in Serbia had their February salaries reduced due to the suspension of work, the "Alek Kavčić" Foundation launched a relief campaign. More than 22 million dinars have been paid so far
The planned national debt of Serbia in 2025 has grown significantly, and bonds are being issued in a larger volume than originally predicted
Teachers across Serbia were shocked by the reduction in their February salary, with some only receiving a few hundred dinars. Lawyers claim that there is no law that would allow a complete suspension of salary payments
"The sun burns so much that you faint" - this is how one worker who deals with seasonal work for Initiative A testified. 11. What kind of conditions do seasonal workers work in? What is guaranteed to them by law, and what is missing?
Although many believe that they have real honey in their kitchens, research shows that the market is flooded with counterfeits. How to recognize fake honey and why it is so present
In the last quarter of 2024, the highest growth was recorded in the accommodation and food sector, while farmers recorded a deficit. The IT sector is doing best
Citizens closed their accounts in Direktna Bank en masse, but after a year or two it turned out - that the account was not closed at all. This bank is only one of several that used this method to raise their portfolio when they were sold
Benetton, Johnson Electric and Draxlmeier are the latest in a series of companies that have decided to close their plants in Serbia. How have these companies operated so far?
Due to tabloid attacks on the president of the Executive Board of Generali osiguranje Dragan Filipović and the expulsion of civil sector activists in January, the organizers of a large international fair that was supposed to be held in Belgrade canceled the event.
The governor of the National Bank of Serbia, Jorgovanka Tabaković, spoke to RTS about chip inflation, the boycott of megamarkets, and movements in the euro. She did not explain why grocery items in Serbia are among the most expensive in Europe
As of midnight Washington time, the United States imposed new tariffs of 25 percent on goods from Mexico and Canada, while tariffs on Chinese goods were increased to 20 percent.
Serbia and Croatia found themselves on the same page in an attempt to prevent US sanctions on the Oil Industry of Serbia (NIS). While Belgrade strives to preserve energy stability, Zagreb advocates for the protection of economic interests and preservation of transit revenues
Croatia passed the Law on Extraordinary Price Control Measures. Could Serbia get it and does it need it, if the citizens unreservedly besiege supermarkets and shopping malls
The series of factories leaving Serbia continues. This time it's the turn of the cable factory "Drexlmayer", which employs almost 2.000 workers in Zrenjanin.
The National Bank of Serbia announced that Serbian markets are witnessing certain phenomena that accompany inflation, and imply unusual price movements on the market
The oil industry of Serbia has been given another month of additional time, President Aleksandar Vučić announced on Instagram. Attached to the announcement is a document from the US Treasury confirming this decision
A day before the sanctions against NIS were supposed to come into force, the ownership structure in this company was changed. Russia's Gazprom Neft has reduced its stake by six percent, but the question is whether this will satisfy the US, which is demanding that the Russians leave NIS
Thursday, February 27, six in the morning Serbian time - this is the date when American sanctions against the Serbian Oil Industry should officially come into force. Is this "D-Day" or not and what will happen at the pumps
In Serbia, there are about 30.000 people who have registered to pay the luxury tax. Luxury neighborhoods are being built in full swing, where a square meter costs around 10.000, and a parking space alone costs around 50.000 euros. Who has so much money and where did he get it from?
Dušan Bajatović, director of "Srbijagas" stated that Serbia has only two options for solving the problem of sanctions in the Serbian Oil Industry
The director of Srbijagas, Dušan Bajatović, confirmed that tonight the final talks between the law offices representing the Serbian Oil Industry and the American offices of OFAC will be held.
The association for consumer protection "Effectiva" has announced that it is starting a campaign to boycott individual chains, and the first on the list is "Delez".
With the proposed amendments to the Law on Higher Education, the state will allocate an additional 12 billion dinars for higher education, and students will have the right to refund half of the tuition fees, announced Ana Brnabić
"If he doesn't find a bank that wants to do business with him, closing the account means that NIS would stop working," economist Goran Radosavljević told Vreme.
Citizens of Serbia can breathe a sigh of relief - the introduction of the ETIAS system, which was supposed to introduce new procedures for entering the Schengen zone, has been postponed until further notice
The departure of the Italian company "Benneton" from Niš brings uncertainty not only for the workers, but also for the future use of the land. Experts point out that the current urban plans do not foresee residential construction, and the presence of archaeological sites further complicates potential investments.
The dinar is at its lowest level since the beginning of the year, and the demand for euros has increased in exchange offices. The NBS justifies the increased demand for foreign exchange with seasonal changes, and interprets the lack of euros on the market as a reduced inflow of foreign investments.
"There are more and more indications that the police in Serbia used prohibited sound weapons against the demonstrators," reports the German public service ARD. And the newspaper Cajt brings an extensive report from the student protests
Croatia, Albania and Kosovo signed a memorandum on military cooperation, which provoked a sharp reaction from Serbia
The French company Ezis and the consortium of Chinese companies CRIC - CCCC, led by China Railway International Company, guaranteed the safety of passengers in the part of the railway station in Novi Sad where the canopy is located, according to documents exclusively published by "Vreme".
Novi Sad cardiologist and professor Ilija Srdanović was invited to an informative interview on Thursday. Coincidentally or not, he has recently been targeted by "Informer", who calls him an "arrogant professor" who is "on the side of those who would like to see Serbia on its knees".
We allowed ourselves two dictators in 30 years. That is the core of our problem. There is no quick fix for this. And that's why March 15 could not be the Fifth of October. Because the Fifth of October is not enough now. Must be slower, must be smarter. It needs to be more thorough. Yesterday was not the end, because this is just the beginning
The speech of the head of state, Aleksandar Vučić, is best described by the word - indisposition. The March 15 protest is his heavy political defeat. Now everyone saw that he no longer had the ability to prevent events, let alone create them
All those who lied all day long on the regime televisions that the "colored revolution failed" know very well what happened on Saturday, March 15, in Belgrade: they were given a warning before being expelled
We allowed ourselves two dictators in 30 years. That is the core of our problem. There is no quick fix for this. And that's why March 15 could not be the Fifth of October. Because the Fifth of October is not enough now. Must be slower, must be smarter. It needs to be more thorough. Yesterday was not the end, because this is just the beginning
The speech of the head of state, Aleksandar Vučić, is best described by the word - indisposition. The March 15 protest is his heavy political defeat. Now everyone saw that he no longer had the ability to prevent events, let alone create them
All those who lied all day long on the regime televisions that the "colored revolution failed" know very well what happened on Saturday, March 15, in Belgrade: they were given a warning before being expelled
Policemen saw Belgrade on Saturday, soldiers saw it. Members of the Serbian Progressive Party saw Belgrade. Ivica Dacic also saw him. And nothing is the same anymore
The eavesdropped discussion of the Novi Sad PSG board is at the level of banter in pub conversations, such as are held throughout Serbia. Its publication shows all the misery of the severely shaken government, as well as the wanderings of parts of the opposition parties
The German and Swiss media intensively report on the recent protests in Belgrade, analyzing allegations of the possible use of acoustic weapons against the demonstrators. While the Serbian authorities deny these claims, European journalists highlight the ambiguities and inconsistencies in the explanations
Citizens of North Macedonia on social networks are disgusted and angry because of the picture of Aleksandar Vučić in intensive care with the seriously injured from the fire in the discotheque in Kočani who were transported to Serbia
The non-governmental organization Irshot is investigating whether the government in Serbia used sonic weapons against the demonstrators. Irshot is the world's first non-profit organization that conducts audio research for human rights and environmental protection
A reliable source from the MUP told "Vremen" that one of the sonic "cannons" was given to the Police Brigade on Banovo Brdo in charge of suppressing riots and that, when it arrived, it was tested on people once - and never again because the policemen were incapacitated for work
Miloš Pavlović, a student at the Faculty of Medicine in Belgrade, spoke on behalf of "students who want to learn" and assessed that the rector of the University of Belgrade Vladan Đokić seriously violated the students' right to education
