What bothers Dušan Bajatović, the president of Srbijagas and an official of the Socialist Party of Serbia, in the current economic model of Serbia, and why does he mention the Expo in that context?
Citizens constantly find themselves in a situation where they have to pay a bill that is not rounded off. How much do we pay then - more or less? And to whom does the difference go?
The number of bankruptcies in Germany continues to grow. Is it a sign of deep structural weakness in the economy or a "market cleansing" that could eventually even boost economic growth?
Serbia's economic growth in 2026 remains at two percent, which is the lowest rate among the countries of the Western Balkans
Germany is in a crisis, and not a temporary one. How do the extreme right and extreme left in Berlin position themselves according to that fracture and what would that mean for workers in the exploited periphery like Serbia?
Thousands of people lose their jobs, and new employers offer even worse conditions. What is it like to be a worker in Serbia today?
Banks in Serbia are officially in the SEPA payment system. What does this mean in practice for citizens and what are the next steps
The Serbian economy shares the fate of the region, which is facing a slowdown in growth
How does the war in the Middle East affect the world economy and what are the forecasts
Only Bulgaria has a lower hourly price than Serbia in Europe. Admittedly, there is no data for BiH, Montenegro, Albania and North Macedonia
Instead of the previously predicted 1,3 percent, the German economy will grow by just 0,6 percent this year
After the decision of the Supreme Court of the United States of America on the unconstitutionality of Trump's decision on global tariffs, the American president announces their additional increase
Mass dissatisfaction of citizens, sanctions against NIS and the collapse of foreign policy in which Vučić wanted to be good with all countries of the world... These are the reasons for Serbia's economic stumbling, writes Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung.
Global growth will slow down moderately - from 3,2 percent in 2025 to 2,9 percent in 2026, estimates the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD).
China is particularly important for the German economy - not only as a sales market, but also as a major supplier of raw materials
The growing number of closed plants raises the question: are investors leaving because of global economic problems or because of domestic political and institutional weaknesses? South Serbia is already paying the price
The extraordinary increase in the minimum wage at the end of September made the workers happy, but it gave many employers a headache. Some companies even cited it as one of the reasons for closing. Small businesses and those at the beginning of their business have an additional problem
"The EXPO in itself is not a bad project. The problem with the EXPO is that most of that money will end up in private pockets", believes the expert of the Vienna Institute for International Economic Studies Branimir Jovanović
Foreign direct investments in Serbia are down by as much as 54 percent compared to the same period last year. Why is that so?
Contrary to the widespread belief that social democracy is capitalism with socialist features, economic democracy is much closer to this ideal.
Companies with a higher participation of women in management structures are 25 percent more likely to achieve above-average profitability
Latin gave us everything, including the word margo, from which we have margin, marginals, and these days in Serbia current margins
"Vučić's performance is an attempt to send a message that there is a person who, in the general social chaos, can provide vulnerable categories with better purchasing power and deal with the sharks on the market who violate all the norms of market operations," economist Saša Đogović told Vreme.
After the announcement of the introduction and the delay, a new date has arrived from when America will introduce sanctions on imported goods. According to the new announcement of US President Donald Trump, customs duties will come into force on August 1, and for Serbia they have been reduced by two percent compared to the previous announcement.
While Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić and the Minister of Finance regularly boast about economic indicators, with the recent shift of responsibility to civil and student protests for the economic decline, every fifth resident of Serbia lives at risk of poverty.
"Serbia is one of the most corrupt countries in the world, after Russia and Ukraine, it is third on the European list of countries in terms of the strength of organized crime," says Ognjen Radonjić, full professor of economics at the Faculty of Philosophy in Belgrade.
"There will be a trade deal, 100 percent, but it will be a fair deal," Trump said
