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Montenegro’s EU path turns Serbia’s €1.3bn trade surplus into a strategic risk

Montenegro’s expected move towards European Union membership is beginning to look less like a diplomatic milestone and more like a trade shock for Serbia....

Europe’s Serbia question is no longer only about enlargement

The European Union does not need Serbia in the sentimental language often used around enlargement. It needs Serbia because geography, energy, industry and security...

EU membership could reshape VAT rules across large parts of Serbia’s economy

Serbia’s future accession to the European Union would bring one of the most significant overhauls of the country’s tax system since the introduction of...

Europe is already inside Serbia’s economy, even without membership

For many Serbian companies, European integration is no longer a political objective but a daily business reality. Manufacturers export to European customers, suppliers comply...

How Montenegro’s EU accession could open a new gateway to the EU single market for the Western Balkans

Montenegro’s eventual accession to the European Union will not be an isolated milestone. It will reshape the strategic, economic, and logistical landscape of the entire Western...

Serbia’s geographic advantage as a bridge between EU production zones: How industrial supply chains are redrawing the economic map of Southeast Europe

Serbia has quietly become one of Europe’s most strategically positioned industrial platforms. Situated between the EU’s Central European manufacturing belt (Austria–Hungary–Slovakia–Czech Republic) and the Adriatic/Mediterranean...

Serbia’s eCustoms project aims for faster, safer trade with EU

The "eCustoms" project in Serbia aims to streamline customs procedures by implementing an entirely electronic communication system, which will be crucial for the country's...

EU Ambassador to Serbia discusses enlargement, reforms and geopolitical challenges

The pace of Serbia's progress toward European Union membership will be largely determined by reforms in several fundamental areas, such as rule of law,...

EU’s strategic interest in Serbian lithium may lead to laxity on rule of law issues

The European Union will persist in emphasizing the need for improvements in the rule of law as a fundamental condition for Serbia's EU membership....

Prioritizing fair competition: Insights from Serbia’s EU negotiations on competition policy

Today, during the Working Group session of the National Convention on the EU for Negotiating Chapter 8, focusing on competition policy, the importance of...

Serbia’s political landscape: Uncertainty amidst electoral dispute

As 2024 unfolds, Serbia finds itself entrenched in a political maelstrom stemming from the contentious December elections. The aftermath of the polls has plunged...

Serbia, The small balkan state better than EU when it comes to international companies?

Competitive Near Sourcing of international companies in Serbia, foreign investors come to Serbia because of higher profits, new markets, new resources and lower operation...

How much money does Serbia get from the EU

The European Parliament recently adopted a resolution on the EU's new enlargement strategy, which proposes that access to all EU funds that "benefit the...
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