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1 day ago — Stay informed with Serbian Monitor’s latest news and opinions from Serbia’s economy, politics, and cultural life. Daily news for investors and curious readers.
Higher property tax for Belgrade residents
1 day ago — At yesterday's session of the Belgrade City Assembly, councillors passed a decree on the average square metre prices of properties across the city, which will serve as the basis for determining property tax rates in 2025. Nikola Nikodijević, President of the City Assembly, clarified that it is a legal requirement to adopt this decision by
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Half of Serbia’s population lives in overcrowded homes
3 days ago — In Serbia, the majority of residential properties are two-bedroom apartments (35.9%), followed by three-bedroom apartments (30.8%), four-bedroom apartments (21.7%), and one-bedroom apartments (9.4%), according to an analysis of household structures by the Statistical Office of the Republic of Serbia (RZS). When it comes to heating, 20.1% of households in Serbia use central heating via district
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Retailers generated the biggest profit this year
5 days ago — Retail trade emerged as the most profitable sector in Serbia last year. However, its impressive results were overshadowed by suspicions that major retail chains colluded on prices to achieve high margins and significant profits. While the retail market recorded an increase in value, this was largely driven by rising prices, as the volume of goods
Vučić for the BBC:”I am proud to say that I am sitting only on the ...
5 days ago — President of Serbia Aleksandar Vučić stated in an interview with the BBC that he believes in reconciliation within the region but does not support narratives that perpetually generate new political conflicts and difficulties aimed at harming Serbia and its national interests. In an exclusive interview on the renowned program BBC Hard Talk with Stephen Sackur,
Serbia to receive EUR 1.58 billion from the EU
Oct 25, 2024 — By the end of 2027, Serbia is expected to receive a 1.58 billion euro incentive from the European Union, following the Serbian Parliament’s adoption of the Reform Agenda, which was approved by the European Commission earlier this week. The Minister for European Integration, Tanja Miščević, EU Ambassador to Serbia Emanuele Giaufret, and the coordinator of
Serbian opposition is suffering from leadership crisis
Nov 15, 2024 — Another protest organized by a segment of the opposition in Belgrade took place, this time in response to the accident at Novi Sad railway station. However, following the gathering, familiar issues resurfaced: infighting among opposition leaders. It all started with disputes over whether and who had prohibited politicians from speaking at the protest, escalating into
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Sep 17, 2024 — Published the list of the companies of national, strategic and special State interest …