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Growth without accession: The ceiling of Serbia’s current economic model

By 2025, the limits of Serbia’s growth model without EU accession became increasingly visible. The economy delivered stability, avoided crisis, and maintained moderate growth,...

Serbia’s CBAM-exposed exports to the European Union in 2025: Volumes, value and the emerging Carbon customs burden

By the end of 2025, Serbia entered the decisive pre-implementation phase of the European Union’s Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism with a trade structure that...

Serbia at a strategic crossroads: Power sector challenges and CBAM’s impact in the Western Balkans

As the European Union moves into the full enforcement phase of the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism in 2026, the policy has shifted from a...

CBAM risk integration in Serbian banks with EU capital background

EU-owned and EU-supervised banks operating in Serbia are increasingly exposed to CBAM not because Serbian law imposes direct CBAM obligations on them, but because...

Independent technical preparation as a capacity multiplier for EU CBAM verifiers

Independent technical preparation supporting EU-accredited verifiers, EU importers, and non-EU exporters is increasingly becoming a structural enabler of CBAM delivery rather than a peripheral...

Energy, environmental and EU alignment: The real cost curve for Serbia’s economy

For foreign investors, banks and policy-facing capital, Serbia’s alignment with the EU energy and environmental acquis is often framed as a compliance obligation or...

Extended single market: How far Serbia’s EU economic integration can realistically go before formal membership — and what that means for 2026

Serbia in 2025 lives in a paradox: it is not a European Union member, yet for much of its economy, it might as well...

Belgrade unveils new mining strategy chapter to align Serbia with EU critical materials and battery goals

Belgrade is finalising a new chapter in its national mining strategy designed to position Serbia within the EU’s expanding Critical Raw Materials corridors and...

Serbia’s economy faces risks from U.S. tariffs on EU

Bojan Stanić, Assistant Director of the Sector for Strategic Analysis, Services and Internationalization at the Serbian Chamber of Commerce, commented on U.S. President Donald...

Germany and EU support Serbian MSMEs with €10 million loan program

The German Development Bank (KfW) has signed an agreement with the Serbian Entrepreneurship Foundation (SEF) for a €10.13 million loan aimed at supporting micro,...

Outsourcing engineering and design resource centers in Serbia: Opportunities and benefits for the EU market

Serbia has become an increasingly attractive destination for outsourcing engineering and design resource centers, particularly for European Union (EU) companies. The country’s combination of...

Industrial business park development in Serbia, proximity to the EU

Serbia has emerged as a growing hub for industrial business park development, attracting international companies with its strategic location, access to European markets, and...

What can Serbia offer to EU companies seeking expansion of sales and exports

Serbia offers numerous advantages for EU companies seeking to expand their sales and exports. These benefits stem from its strategic location, favorable trade agreements...

Environmental protests in Serbia highlight geopolitical stakes in global lithium race

The environmental protests in Serbia surrounding the Jadar lithium project have not only complicated internal matters but have also garnered significant international attention, particularly...
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